From me and mine to you and yours.

May you all have a safe and happy Christmas and a very bright 2012.

Same to you. May 2012 bring again many interesting subjects for your camera!


G Willi

On Fri, 23 Dec 2011 11:55:00 +0100, Willi wrote:

Same to you. May 2012 bring again many interesting subjects for your camera!


G Willi
I second Willi, have a great season yourself. And thanks, Barbara, for
all the beauty you bring to all of us.

Willi wrote:
Same to you. May 2012 bring again many interesting subjects for your
camera!

Thank you, things are looking bright, today I saw the platypus in the dam,
he was on the far side and I wasn't able to get a photo of him, but at least
I've now seen him. :-)

joevan wrote:
I second Willi, have a great season yourself. And thanks, Barbara, for
all the beauty you bring to all of us.

Thank you, I can assure you it's been my pleasure.

"Maroochy (at Yabba)" wrote ...

Willi wrote:
Same to you. May 2012 bring again many interesting subjects for your
camera!

Thank you, things are looking bright, today I saw the platypus in the dam,
he was on the far side and I wasn't able to get a photo of him, but at
least I've now seen him. :-)
MERRY CHRISTMAS and a very happy new year to everyone.

Now you have Platypus in the dam, your place gets even better. When we went
to Warawong once we had my wife's sister with us and she is a bit deaf. It
was a night walk and we were at the lake waiting for Platypus to appear when
I saw something coming out of the reeds and wispered to the leader that
there was one swimming across the lake. At that point my sis-in-law says in
a very loud voice, "is that a crocodile?" It disappeard immediately and we
never saw another! She was popular, not.
--
Regards. Bob Hobden.
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Bob Hobden wrote:

Now you have Platypus in the dam, your place gets even better. When
we went to Warawong once we had my wife's sister with us and she is a
bit deaf. It was a night walk and we were at the lake waiting for
Platypus to appear when I saw something coming out of the reeds and
wispered to the leader that there was one swimming across the lake.
At that point my sis-in-law says in a very loud voice, "is that a
crocodile?" It disappeard immediately and we never saw another! She
was popular, not.

I can understand why. :-) They are extremely shy.

I didn't get to see "our" one again, but at least I know he's
there...somewhere.
(we have a very large dam and overflow area.)

Last night I stayed up there and I threw out some fruit scraps and sure
enough a couple of possums came almost right up to the house and ate every
bit of the fruit.