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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

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  1. Singing Honeyeater

    Singing Honeyeater

  2. Hate this camera - always giving me headless birds!

    Hate this camera - always giving me headless birds!

    The camera always seems to go for a walk when I'm taking pictures above my head. I started off with this Pied Honeyeater in the middle of the viewfinder but this was the end result. Guess I'll have to keep practising LOL Saturday Fun
  3. The one and only

    The one and only

    As we made our way back to the cafe area Peter found this Pied Honeyeater for me! He didn't show too well, but I was so glad I got him at all as it was the only one I saw on the trip. Seems to be pretty rare too, as there aren't many images of them in the Gallery.
  4. A curtailed walk

    A curtailed walk

    After partaking of refreshments, and having cooled off nicely in the shade, we thought we'd have a wander round the gardens. We didn't really go too far for, as you can see, there was very little shade and it was still extremely hot!!! So we rather beat a hasty return!!
  5. Keeping to the shade

    Keeping to the shade

    With no leaves in site, surprising where the shade did come from, but this Crested Pigeon found the spot LOL. Unfortunately the pretty iridescent wing patch wasn't on show.
  6. I'm sure there's something good down there

    I'm sure there's something good down there

    The bushes surrounding the cafe area seemed to be full of honeyeaters, amongst them this Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater showing off his favourite feeding pose.
  7. A Crooner

    A Crooner

    The area where we were filling our faces was surrounded by bushes and trees and in them appeared a Singing Honeyeater. Needless to say this was a first entry onto my Life list. BTW I think I must have clicked on the "Delete" button instead of "Save" when I first tried to upload this picture...
  8. Intertwined

    Intertwined

    We'd not long settled ourselves at a table (in the shade) overlooking a garden and water feature, when we spotted some movement. Not only was there one Shingle-backed Lizard but there were two, obviously mating! Quite a surprise that.... another new species for me for the trip. Interesting that...
  9. Zebra Finch

    Zebra Finch

  10. In the shade

    In the shade

    The following day Peter and Adrienne took me on yet another adventure.... off to the Flinders Ranges, a long way north and west of Adelaide. We travelled north up the coast to Port Augusta where we stopped to visit the botanic gardens for late lunch. Walking through the gardens to the cafe, I...
  11. Zebra Finch m and f

    Zebra Finch m and f

  12. Yellow-throated Miner

    Yellow-throated Miner

    After a recent bath.
  13. Zebra Finch

    Zebra Finch

  14. White-winged Fairywren

    White-winged Fairywren

  15. Crested Pigeon

    Crested Pigeon

  16. Elegant Parrot

    Elegant Parrot

  17. White-browed Babblers

    White-browed Babblers

  18. White-fronted Honeyeater

    White-fronted Honeyeater

  19. Australian Raven

    Australian Raven

  20. Zebra Finches

    Zebra Finches

  21. Purple-backed Fairywren

    Purple-backed Fairywren

  22. Australian Magpie

    Australian Magpie

  23. Crested Pigeon

    Crested Pigeon

  24. Australian Raven (imm)

    Australian Raven (imm)

  25. Yet another Honeyeater

    Yet another Honeyeater

    We tried to have a little walk through the gardens at this point but didn't get more than a hundred or so meters when the heat drove us back (well it was the middle of the day and one of the hottest!!)... and there was no shade. So back we went to 'our' table with the promise of a lovely cold...
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