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Gusman

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A video of Birdsong for you to enjoy

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Perth Western Australia 8th December 2024

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Previously I have shown Aussie animals and Birds(50s)

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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... See More »

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

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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... See More »

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For only the second time in my life....

I saw my surname roll by in the credits of a television show. Being of Irish descent, most ended up in the US of A. The spelling of my surname is rated at 164,554 most common in the world. There are 2,333 people with this name in the US. 147 in... See More »

I do enjoy the drink, Sarsaparilla

Though I can not tell if it is sweet or savory flavour. Which is it to you?

Glam Rock of the 70's

Perth Band, Supernaut had this hit in 1976 Supernaut - I Like It Both Ways

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Buck giving Gusman the evil eye

Stay away from my Doe and Joey, Gusman, or you'll know what for.

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The best big words are surgical words

Pancreaticoduodenectomy. A major surgical operation most often performed to remove cancerous tumours off the head of the pancreas.

Did you ever once read the "Vanity Cards" at the end of all Chuck Lorre shows?

There are 624 in all. This being the first, 24 September 1997 Thank you for videotaping "Dharma & Greg" and freeze-framing on my vanity card. I'd like to take this opportunity to share with you some of my personal beliefs. I believe that everyone... See More »

Do you ever read those spam emails?

Here is my latest one: Greetings to you, Trust, this finds you well. Accept my sincere apology for this unsolicited email to you, I am Engr. Mohammed Koko, Executive Director with the Ports Authority (NPA). I got your email address from an... See More »

Here is a fantasy book recommendation

The Dollmakers by Lynn Buchanan Fantasy-fiction. Thoroughly enjoyed this book. Taken from Good Reads In the country called One, dollmakers are vital members of the community. An artisan’s doll is the height of society’s accomplishments, while a... See More »

I am returning to Goblin Swamp on the 5th June

Goblin Swamp is 350kms, 217 miles from Perth. I have made it to Bussleton. Plan to overnight here and go on to Goblin Swamp tomorrow. Camping at Snottygobble Loop so I can video to swamp at nighttime. I am hoping that there will be standing water in... See More »

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All in brawl at the local soccer match

At the match Morley v Mirrabooka which was close to ending. Morley being 4 nil up. For inexplicable reasons a Morley player decided to smack an opposition player across the face with closed fist. Guy fell down, all over players took this as a sign... See More »

I have always been an atheist

As a child my Grandmother (who raised me) forced me to go to church every Sunday. It had no positive effect on me. Sitting for an hour, listening to the guy up front waffle on about stuff I neither understood nor cared about. The whole church singing... See More »

360 degree view of the sky above me

I wanted to add a soundtrack to this new video I shot today. I was on the shore line and the wind was persistent. Adding a soundtrack should disguise the wind?

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Soundtrack added to Blue Tongue Lizard video

I wanted to add a soundtrack to a new video I shot today. I was on the shore line and the wind was persistent. Adding a soundtrack should disguise the wind? I first wanted to see how difficult/easy it was to add music. Anyway, I went back to the... See More »

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I am going back to Goblin Swamp on the 5th June

South west Western Australia will be receiving at least 100mm, 4" of rain over the next week I am hoping this amount of rain will lead to standing waters within the swamp. I will be camping overnight so I can get video of torchlight reflections... See More »

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My last 5 personal messages have come from females

I have never conversed with these ladies. Out of the blue; Hi Sweetie, I would like cam chat with u .if u like? How r u? (58 - female) Hello, How are you doing today??? (41-45 female) Morning (31-35 female) Hello I am from Thailand (22-25... See More »

Short video of Dolphins in the Mandurah Estuary

The are approximately 200 bottlenose Dolphins that call Mandurah and the Peel Estuary home. Every day they are able to be seen from the shore.

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A mob of Kangaroos at Pinjarra

13 kangaroos in this mob. Further down the track I did come across a much larger mob. At least 50 strong. As so often happens, walking towards them to set up the camera, one of them got spooked by me and startled, began hopping towards the cover of... See More »

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A Common Shore Crab having a feed

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The fickle nature of weather

Yesterday I was sitting at the edge on the Mandurah Estuary. The water was like a pane of glass. Not a zephyr raising a ripple. Today the water is agitated, nay, roiling. Strong westerly winds are bringing in the dark storm clouds. No meaningful... See More »

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Setting off on a jaunt to Marrinup

Hopeful of finding the P.O.W camp I came across a decade or more ago. Hit and miss really. When I came across it previously it was only because I spotted something white through the trees. That proved to be the entrance to the camp. Round about way... See More »

Things that go bump in the night. (day)

Yesterday I was deep in the Aussie bush, beyond the black stump, miles from nowhere. Sitting in my chair enjoying the nothingness when all of a sudden there is a load crash. It sounded like a large, empty steel drum hitting the ground. Baffled me, I... See More »

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