What else I saw on Noosa Lookout
Posted by danudin on November 30, 2010
I went for a small walk while Sally satisfied her Nicotine habit and here are some of the things I saw.
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Tammy McChesney said
I think your walk paid off…love the birds especially! Also the rock and leaf is quite interesting on that reddish dirt…nice contrast!
danudin said
That redish dirt is a larger Moss covered boulder!
Clara Williams said
That was a great walk, Ron. I love that puff ball toadstool. I like that name Noosa. The county that I came from in Alabama was Coosa.
victry1 said
Love those bird shots! They are so pretty. What kind of birds are they?
danudin said
A Father Magpie (Pure white neck feathers) teaching an almost adolescent chick (Dirty grey neck feathers and always squakking) where the good stuff can be found.
victry1 said
Thanks! Never saw a magpie before. Have heard of them, but never seen one.
danudin said
You’re welcome, I have posted them before, they sing nearly as well as Butcherbirds.
~Val said
Your magpies look different than ours. Still black and white, but different feather patterns.
~Val said
Hit “post” too soon. Also wanted to say I originally thought that rock was a bird egg! 😀
danudin said
In a place called Mount Tambourine just below Brisbane they have Concretions that we call Thunder Eggs, http://www.aussieminerals.com/Australian%20rough%20Thundereggs.htm This link is to a Sales site but the images show what is inside, such rocks.