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 Post subject: Re: The story of our Guy Fawkes hadedas
Unread postPosted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 6:22 pm 
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A very angry Sneeugans wrote:
van Rensburg, thanks for your very positive response to my first effort. HE HE HE very funny.


Army SM or tough boys highschool teacher... I feel thoroughly reprimanded.

Still wagging a finger, Sneeugans wrote:
I would have appreciated some help and advice, not ridicule.


Well, I thought I was helping in my own inimitable way... The thread had come to a grinding halt with nobody jumping in to help, so I added a bit of (poorly appreciated) humour... which normally generates some interest. With such an attention-grabbing title as The story of our Guy Fawkes hadedas, I had to prod...

Scowling, Sneeugans wrote:
I certainly hope you do better with the technology of the day when you are 83 years old like I am now.


Enough of the excuses now… start telling the darn story!

Getting in a final swipe, Sneeugans wrote:
P.S. Virtual Senior Ranger, are you?


Heheheeee... nothing to do with my age, though...

Not letting bygones be bygones, Sneeugans wrote:
maybe I will scrape the nerve together to try again.


Right! At your age you should be immune to nerve-jangling events :twisted:

Please, Goose, you have kept us in suspense long enough... Out with the story now!


Groot askies and pretty pleeaaaase

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 Post subject: Re: Ibis: Hadeda Ibis
Unread postPosted: Sun Mar 13, 2011 2:07 pm 
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This pair of Hadedas bred twice , in different trees , this season since August last year , and now it seems they want to breed again - starting to renovate the first nest they used last year .

The first image of them on the lawn , and the other two images , sitting in tree , preening their feathers .

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 Post subject: Re: Ibis: Hadeda Ibis
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They might annoy all the dogs in the neighborhood, and make a big noise on takeoff, but there is something beautiful about this bird...

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 Post subject: Re: Ibis: Hadeda Ibis
Unread postPosted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 4:51 pm 
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I agree with you Leeukos. A handsome bird with a loud call and exude confidence. They even put my pet cats in their place! I always enjoy watching them.

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 Post subject: Re: Ibis: Hadeda Ibis
Unread postPosted: Thu Jul 07, 2011 7:53 pm 
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Interestingly - our pair of Hadedas started building a new nest this week in the same Eucalyptus tree where they nested last year and raised 4 youngsters . They seem to have chosen this as their winter/spring home - the nest being built on the leeward side of the tree , away from the northwesterly wind that we get in winter/rainy season.

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3 - 6 Sept 2013 - Punda.
7 - 10 Sept 2013 -Shingwedzi .
11 - 12 Sept 2013 - Balule .
13 - 16 Sept 2013 - Satara .


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