Marie
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Hi fellow Australian! Just thought I'd put in some photos to illustrate some of what you've written. Pied currawong and a magpie. Happy birding Marie -
Hi all
Hi all,
I've also been enjoying the course. I've been bird watching for a few years but felt I needed a bit of structure to help me improve my skills and knowledge. I think I might be the only student so far posting from Australia! So I thought I'd show you some typical Aussie cockatoos - big loud and gorgeous birds. The gang gang (male) , the sulphur crested and lastly the biggest in my area of south west Australia - the yellow-tailed black cockatoo. I'm enjoying learning about North American birds too.
Thanks Marie
Hi fellow Australian! Just thought I'd put in some photos to illustrate some of what you've written. Pied currawong and a magpie. Happy birding Marie 
Hi all
Hi all,
I've also been enjoying the course. I've been bird watching for a few years but felt I needed a bit of structure to help me improve my skills and knowledge. I think I might be the only student so far posting from Australia! So I thought I'd show you some typical Aussie cockatoos - big loud and gorgeous birds. The gang gang (male) , the sulphur crested and lastly the biggest in my area of south west Australia - the yellow-tailed black cockatoo. I'm enjoying learning about North American birds too.
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