Scarlet Robin, Tasmaniaclick on a photo to view hi-res image :: click on a label to open all related posts
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
640px
Since 1 Nov 2008 all the thumbnails are 640 (instead of 400) pixels wide. The high resolution images are still 1024px.
Edit [30 Jan 2012] I have just updated all old posts. I had to go through the code to fix a new issue with the high res photos which was caused by Google. As I did this I also made all old posts thumbs 640px.
Edit [30 Jan 2012] I have just updated all old posts. I had to go through the code to fix a new issue with the high res photos which was caused by Google. As I did this I also made all old posts thumbs 640px.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Duckography
Mallards, Tasmaniaclick on a photo to view hi-res image :: click on a label to open all related posts
Flapwings
Masked Lapwing in flight, Tasmania
click on a photo to view hi-res image :: click on a label to open all related posts
Baby Blackbird
Female Blackbird feeding her young, Tasmaniaclick on a photo to view hi-res image :: click on a label to open all related posts
Duckography
Pacific Black Ducks (top and middle) and a Mallard landingclick on a photo to view hi-res image :: click on a label to open all related posts
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Rave -N-
Forest Raven, Tasmaniaclick on a photo to view hi-res image :: click on a label to open all related posts
A free trip to New Holland (meal included) II
New Holland Honeyeater, Tasmaniaclick on a photo to view hi-res image :: click on a label to open all related posts
Pacific Black Splash
And three pictures that deserve their own posts and labels...
Pacific Black Duck, Tasmaniaclick on a photo to view hi-res image :: click on a label to open all related posts
On the way back from work
Well... I decided to post some photos to keep the blog alive and put the camera in my backpack yesterday. On the way back from work I took some pics of suburban birds and here they are:
above: Cute juvenile Blackbird,
an adult male Blackbird. I wonder whether he was the kid's parent as it was squeaking and begging for food from him;
a Welcome Swallow, resting just for a second,
a Galah. (This photo is actually several weeks old now.)
and a Brush Wattlebird.
above: Cute juvenile Blackbird,
an adult male Blackbird. I wonder whether he was the kid's parent as it was squeaking and begging for food from him;
a Welcome Swallow, resting just for a second,
a Galah. (This photo is actually several weeks old now.)
and a Brush Wattlebird.click on a photo to view hi-res image :: click on a label to open all related posts
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