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Well, I see no emoos here this morning -- but there was a blessing in the car port. Gee, guys, in six years, only two birds have ever come into the carport: Felicity and Eric. And: blessing, as you all know, are fine data. This blessing, folks, indicates that things are bad. It's almost...

I wish you guys could see this. I have never seen anything like it. The pair just climbed over the concrete top of the septic tank, into a corner by the old lav, surrounded by fences and walls, greatly constrained -- not just the 'familiar' bird, guys, but a truly wild bird. Why? There's a tiny...

Hi, Yinepu! Hi, Sheriff! Well, I saw 'Eric' run away from another bird yesterday -- not the Eric I know and love!!] But I have seen 'Eric' (a) standing a couple of feet into the carport, and (b) hopping over the low point of the fence, and (c) coming through the side gate but not the top...

Well, guys, here's the first Formal Bit in a Long Time: apart from the fact that I love hangin' out with everyone here, my situation -- only person 'with' wild birds -- has made our work really valuable. And recognising individual birds has been a bugbear from Day One. Sassybird/Number One...

Morning! Got two beautiful dark breeding-pairs in the house-clearing at this second. Kangaroos have started eating the peas in the garden at dusk! (and the joey was drinking from the bird bath) No, the scar has been the same for over five years. It was the first identifying mark I ever...

Guys, all is confusion. We listed Eric missing because he did not turn up last spring -- that is, we haven't seen him since 2012. There is a breeding-pair standing right now right outside the window -- followed me into the backyard, for Heaven's sake!! Yesterday the male sat on its haunches...

We haven't seen this before: a wild bird just walked into the backyard. With me there. Right up to me. With its mate in tow. I was sure it was Eric. Hunger! I think these birds are hungry. We are seven weeks into autumn, and no rain yet. The farmhouse is on 'full water disciplines.' Dams...

No! I am wrong -- or at least, I can't identify this bird. It acts like Eric, but I have been to within about four feet of its neck, and I can't see the scar that is Eric's identifying mark. Check again later. se