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  1. White-Bellied Sea Eagle being chased by Australian Ravens

    White-Bellied Sea Eagle being chased by Australian Ravens

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  2. Stand Off

    Stand Off

    Just look at the size difference and you'll get some idea of how brave Willie-wagtails can be. Think he must have had a nest or young in the vicinity for he came out onto the path to distract the Australian Ravens, and attempt to chase them off. We stood and watched the Willie-wagtail's antics...
  3. Australian Raven

    Australian Raven

    Australian Raven
  4. Ever hopeful?

    Ever hopeful?

    No sooner had I sat down to give my back a rest an Australian Raven landed on the rail. Guess he was hoping for some food LOL. He was out of luck though, as it was all in the car!!!! Trouble is, he really does have a bit of an evil eye, doesn't he?
  5. Australian Raven

    Australian Raven

    Australian Raven
  6. juvenile Australian Raven

    juvenile Australian Raven

    juvenile Australian Raven
  7. Australian Raven

    Australian Raven

    Australian Raven
  8. Australian Raven

    Australian Raven

    Australian Raven
  9. Australian Raven

    Australian Raven

    Australian Raven
  10. Australian Raven

    Australian Raven

    Australian Raven
  11. On the large size for a white-eye!

    On the large size for a white-eye!

    An Australian Raven came down to the water trough as well. I zoomed in but haven't cropped this image at all. Tomorrow I'll show you a view of the feeders from the hide, giving an idea of the reach of this camera's zoom lens.
  12. Australian Raven

    Australian Raven

    Australian Raven
  13. Jay Walkers..... guess not!

    Jay Walkers..... guess not!

    We eventually came out onto the main road that ran up the other side of the mountains from where we were staying.... rather a rough track all the way, so maybe a long road for a short-cut comes to mind LOL. Rounding a series of bends we came across a group of Australian Raven, with a couple of...
  14. Australian Ravens

    Australian Ravens

    Australian Ravens
  15. Australian Raven

    Australian Raven

  16. Balancing

    Balancing

    I feel this Australian Raven looks rather more benign than in some poses. They were rather regular visitors to the dam while we were there.
  17. A large white eye

    A large white eye

    Three Australian Ravens flew in for, guess what, a drink LOL. (did I tell you it was hot?) This is one of them. I love the eye!
  18. Off he goes

    Off he goes

    A group of three Australian Ravens popped in for a drink as well, my first sighting of them. They didn't stay long, this is one of them flying off.
  19. Australian Raven

    Australian Raven

  20. Australian Raven (imm)

    Australian Raven (imm)

  21. What have you got

    What have you got

    On the other side of the road to where we'd parked beside the lake were two Australian Ravens. Have zoomed in, and blown up the picture, I still can't work out what they've got there to so interest them LOL
  22. Big and black and shiny

    Big and black and shiny

    The path went in a bit so we couldn't actually see the water for a couple of minutes, but there at the side of the path was a rather lovely looking Australian Raven.
  23. Cross

    Cross

    I think this Raven was a bit upset that we didn't have any snacks for him LOL. He put on his best display for us too, but we remained hard-hearted!! We had a good view there, didn't we!
  24. They have hackles

    They have hackles

    The last bird picture from that remarkable session at Gluepot. A rather handsome white-eyed Australian Raven. And he's got a fine set of throat hackles, hasn't he LOL. Now Luis said it looked very dry there. Indeed it was there'd been a long, long drought. Peter told me that Gluepot got the...
  25. Feeding frenzy

    Feeding frenzy

    We'd now made our way across to the metaled road on the other side of the mountains. Sadly there were a number of road kills on the road, all attracting scavengers. This group consisted mostly of Australian Ravens and a single Wedge-tailed Eagle. Picture quality isn't great, as I took it...
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