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nightbird: Mucha illustration, young peasant holding scythe and grain (catfish blues)
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Currawhatnow?

posted by [personal profile] nightbird at 04:23pm on 16/09/2009 under ,
Dear Australia,

Never stop having strange and interesting birds.

I am beyond entranced. It's like an Edward Gorey drawing come to life!

Fondly,
Esther
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st_aurafina: An echidna walking over gravelly soil (Echidna)

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posted by [personal profile] st_aurafina at 01:28am on 17/09/2009
Currawongs! The black ones are Tasmanian. Ours are pied currawongs, and they're huge and devastatingly aware. When they ruffle their feathers up you can see all the white, like petticoats. We usually have two or three sitting on our TV antenna, watching us going about our business. I don't know why they're so interested or to whom they're reporting. I'm not sure I want to know.
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nightbird: Mucha illustration, young peasant holding scythe and grain (anything is likely.)

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posted by [personal profile] nightbird at 01:36am on 17/09/2009
Not that this is a new observation, but your flora and fauna is unspeakably cool! (If -- ha. I really like your phrase, "devastatingly aware." That's kind of perfect.)
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