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Gusman
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Previously I have shown Aussie animals and Birds
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How about some Plants? Waratah Floral Emblem of New South Wales Very beautiful in a variety of colours - including Red, Pink, Yellow and White Red being the dominant colour because birds are more attracted to red than any other colour. Grows mostly...
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Australia's termite eating Numbat
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There are only no more than 1000 of them left in the world. Only found in the Dryandra Woodlands, near Narrogin and the other at Perup Nature Reserve, near Manjimup. Both places in Western Australia
Two and a half hours to get these shots
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Splendid Fairy Wrens are forever flitting here and there. Never being still for more than two or three seconds. Then the camera has to be pointed at them, focussed on them and the shot taken before the little blighters are out of shot. I set my...
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Random Photos of mine over the previous 24 months
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Collared Sparrowhawk, Breckler Park Mated Pair of Black Swans Family of Wood Ducks, Kings Park, Perth Sunset at Rockingham Sea Lions on Seal Island, Shoalwater Bay Family on an outing in Rockingham Kookaburra keeping an eye on Gusman Two...
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Australia has more Cattle than people
Population of Australia 25,978,935. Head of Cattle - 28 million 1.1 million cattle are expected to be exported this financial year. Sheep? 74.4 million
No wonder the movie Jaws had a lasting effect on me.
Released in 1975 - I was 13 when I saw it. To this day I never go in the ocean where I can not see the bottom. I imagine a shark coming up from the depths and engulfing me.
ABC (Australia) news reader stated the "Green Comet" will pass within 42 kms of Earth
She should have said 42 million kms 😄
Something that has always concerned me about Koalas
Koalas are nocturnal. Yet when they are in zoos/wildlife parks they seem to be at the publics beck and call. Patrons want a selfie with one, so are we, the public, encroaching too much on the Koalas?
Hot cross buns on supermarket shelves
They are getting smaller every year. You got to give it to businesses though, they will use any means possible to maintain their profits. I used to buy Jam filled Swiss Roll, plenty of Jam in the middle. Now the jam is spread so thinly as to be...
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Interesting what one can not know without VIP
Can not know who hearted your comment. Can not know when someone was last on line - only "weeks ago" Can not know who visits your profile
Grrrr Another too hot day on the way
1st day of the working week will see the temperature peak at 39C - 102F. Too hot to be working in what is effectively a big tin can. My workshop.
Some Plants facts
The Elephant grass found in Africa is named so as it is 4.5 meters high and even elephants can hide in it. Eating lots of onions will make you sleepy, as it acts as a sedative. Vanilla flavouring comes from the pod of an orchid, Vanilla planifolia....
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More out of control police officers kill and unarmed man
Looking at the video, I count at least 9 officers, maybe 10. 2 of the people at the scene may have been fire department employees? 5 officers have been charged with murder, 4 of them released on bail? Why is there always so many law enforcement...
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Gusman's Song of the Day
Joni introduces the song this way at the White Swan in Leicester, England on September 16, 1967 "This is a song that talks about sides to things. In most cases there are both sides to things and in a lot of cases there are more than just both. His...
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NASA marks 20 years since space shuttle Columbia disaster
NASA marked the 20th anniversary of the space shuttle Columbia tragedy with sombre ceremonies and remembrances during its annual tribute to fallen US astronauts. Columbia was destroyed during re-entry on February 1, 2003, after a piece of fuel-tank...
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Small township of Quairading Western Australia
Quairading - 2 hours east of Perth, is a typical wheatbelt town with a bulk grain storage facility, railway siding, some old farm machinery in the median strip, a large old hotel. Originally built by the Heggarty family in 1908, The Quairading Hotel...
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We are getting closer to doomsday
An asteroid the size of a delivery truck will whip past Earth on Friday morning, one of the closest such encounters ever recorded. The space agency said on Wednesday that the newly discovered asteroid would make its closest approach on Friday at...
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Well I was foolish just now
I rearranged my bedroom, placed the head of my bed against the wall 90 degrees to the original. My room is totally dark - no electric clock for light. Rising just now at 2am, forgotten that the layout was different, I never turned on the bedside...
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Gusman's Song of the Day
Suzi Quatro & Chris Norman - Stumblin' In
Precipitous does not mean Rainy
Precipitous means Steep or Sudden Precipitation means any liquid or frozen water that forms in the atmosphere and falls back to the Earth. 🙂
Checking out a new bed
What a chore. Prices are for Bed bases only, add new mattress, add delivery fee. Why make it so difficult? Of course the one I chose is not in stock. There is an Australian made Sealy Posturepedic Crown Jewel Epernay Mattress & Base - Double size...
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Some miscellaneous facts concerning plants
A of male flowers is called a Catkin Candied plant stalks of Wild Celery are called Angelica. The smell of freshly cut grass is a plant distress call The word pineapple comes from European explorers who thought the fruit combined the look of a...
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How long do you think Social Security will last?
With immigration, so many people moving to countries, with businesses reducing their workforce, with the advent of AI taking over so many job, the tax base is being reduced. Surely there will come a day when major changes will be needed. Means...
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Friday tomorrow? No? Thursday tomorrow?
Well, for me it is effectively Friday, with Australia Day holiday the morrow, my boss has given everyone the next day off as well (paid). So by knock off the morrow, my weekend begins.
Beyonce paid $34 million to perform in Dubai
A one hour performance in front of an invite only crowd of 1000. The middle east countries throw money around like it has no value.
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