Some photos from last years visit to Tootgarook Wetlands
Thornbill Gray Fantail and a Kookaburra
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I love the first pic, I haven't seen a thornbill with such a large prey item before.
I love the tiny Thornbill, such soft and gorgeous colours. Great photos, thanks Mark
I also love the Tootgarook Wetlands, Alison and I are friends of the Tootgarook Wetlands. There is a whole group of dedicated people fighting very hard to keep the developers at bay and preserve the area.
M-L
Great shots. Love two and three. Cheers
The shot of the Thornbill is one of my favs, I watched them grabing Damselflies in flight for ages but had to give up on a photo there just to fast, I had to sacrifice DOF for bit more shutter speed but I'm happy with the end result.
Yes I signed the petition and told every one I know if they didn't sign it I would make there life a misery.
It's important for me, too, to get on board campaigns such as the Tootgarook Wetlands campaign. The internet makes long-distance involvement, albeit at a low level, possible. It'll be interesting to see if the Save the Sharks campaign produces a reversal of the hideous WA government approach to marine conservation.
http://www.marineconservation.org.au/petitions.php/3/save-our-sanctuaries
well, if anyone hasn't signed yet, here is the link again.
M-L