Salvin's Albatross, The Gap
After a prolonged period of onshore winds this Salvin's blew in close to the Gap (within 200 meters of my front door!). Thanks Lindsay, Martin and Nick for confirming ID.
Monday, 13 June 2011
After a prolonged period of onshore winds this Salvin's blew in close to the Gap (within 200 meters of my front door!). Thanks Lindsay, Martin and Nick for confirming ID.
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1 Comments:
I am amazed by your wonderful photos of the birds you get to see.
I have been slowing going back and looking at your other posts.
I love bird and all sorts of animals and between Osaka, Japan and Tucson, Arizona I get to see quite an assortment.
Thank you for stopping by my little blog.
I couldn't find a way to follow you ? so I will just keep stopping by.
cheers, parsnip
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