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An Emu and Cape Barren Geese
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E-520 + 40-150mm kit
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An Emu and Cape Barren Geese
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E-520 + 40-150mm kit
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That Emu was certainly keeping an eye on you.The picture tells the story, great when you have a bad memory.DW. -
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Mark, you sure have taken to being a Birder 
- at this rate you shall be a Twitcher much sooner 
Simpy superb images - the eye of that Emu Wow I bet that looks truly awesome in the raw (format I mean 
not without feathers 
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They're not to be messed with img1 - I believe they are quite capable of defending themselves.Originally posted by Imageryone View Post
Thanks Chevvy, but I haven't the patience unfortunately.Originally posted by Chevvyf1 View PostGosh Mark, you sure have taken to being a Birder - at this rate you shall be a Twitcher much sooner
Simpy superb images - the eye of that Emu Wow I bet that looks truly awesome in the raw (format I mean not without feathers )Comment
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Nice emu Mark.
We are at Hawker - emus everywhere - driving the last 40kms was quite nerve-racking with no fences and wildlife on the road verges.Comment
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Thanks Lyn, and that's exactly the scene driving the last 30kms from the 'gate' to Tidal River Ranger Station, wildlife on the verges and no fences.
Enjoy your trip to the Flinders Lyn and looking forward to seeing some great shots when you get back.
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