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Araminta
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cold-cold-cold

,even the Grey Shrike-thrush looks as if she is feeling cold.

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Nice photos M-L,you should try get up at 6 am and see if it's colder then it is now,haha. At least it's a change form the hot weather you've been having.

Araminta
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Thanks Nathan, is that the time you get upwink? I take the dogs outside about 6.30, this morning it was 4*, my feet are still frozencrying, I'm not good in the cold.Is it too much to ask for a reasonable 25*?

(BTW, I didn't go outside for those photos, I saw the Thrush, but then decided to post some photos I prepared earlierdevil, still taken with the SLT-A55V and the shorter lenswink)

M-L

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Often I get up around then and scoot down to my lake to have a quick walk around before I have to get back,,there's heaps of birds down there in the morning(usually).

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4 - thats a heat wave, we had a -3 with a big frost, the other day (at 0730) might move to warmer climes when I am old and decrepid (just decrepid not old yet)

Dale Huonville, Tasmania

pacman
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Cold - cold - i'm a Queenslander living in Canberra - don't talk to me about cold, it was -4 the other morning

Peter

Araminta
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Dale, can we swap? I'm both, old and decrepidcrying

Peter, it might be cold at your place, but you get "Canberra weekends"devil

M-L

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pacman wrote:

Cold - cold - i'm a Queenslander living in Canberra - don't talk to me about cold, it was -4 the other morning

We'll have to see if we can break our record of -10C while your herelaugh and maybe throw in a wind chill factor of -18C

Shorty......Canon gear

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pacman
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I digress but this weekend is a Queensland weekend - will 2 days be enough to thaw out?

Peter

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-4!! You were looky!! When I was a lad we had to walk 20 miles through snow to get to school, eat loonch in frost 20 miles high then return home on hands & knees in dark into a howling 100 mph wind off the South Pole. And all we had for tea was ice blocks!

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