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moonvoiceI really love egrets.
And ibis.
And cape barren geese.
The cape barren goose male did a run and display at me while I was standing there with my camera, and I can't blame him, because he had a female and he was being all bold and protective. Thankfully there was a fence between us because those fuckers are a metre tall.
Cattle egret.
Glossy ibis.
Cape barren goose. *coughs*A dinosaur*coughs*
He was displaying here too and giving me some major side-eye.
Look he is a super serious dad.
Dinobirb. Seriously, a lot of people talk about Cassowaries as the ultimate dinobirb, and I see that, I do, but these guys are HUGE and there's some rumours that they may be related to flightless megafauna in New Zealand.
Cattle egret.
And ibis.
And cape barren geese.
The cape barren goose male did a run and display at me while I was standing there with my camera, and I can't blame him, because he had a female and he was being all bold and protective. Thankfully there was a fence between us because those fuckers are a metre tall.
Cattle egret.
Glossy ibis.
Cape barren goose. *coughs*A dinosaur*coughs*
He was displaying here too and giving me some major side-eye.
Look he is a super serious dad.
Dinobirb. Seriously, a lot of people talk about Cassowaries as the ultimate dinobirb, and I see that, I do, but these guys are HUGE and there's some rumours that they may be related to flightless megafauna in New Zealand.
Cattle egret.
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Date: 2018-09-05 04:35 am (UTC)Floofy, yes. Good to hug...briefly :)