Birds braving bad weather

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Subject:	Birds braving bad weather
From:	"inger vandyke" <>
Date:	Fri, 08 Jun 2007 06:40:08 +0000

Hi All,

Have spent the afternoon photographing the beached freighter in Newcastle and couldn't help but notice a Great Cormorant fishing in mammoth seas. He was quite successful as well, catching a fish that was almost too large to swallow.

Gannets were also out and about and a Sooty Oystercatcher flew past me, calling.

I hoped to see some onshore albies but no luck.

You have to admire the guts of some of their smaller cousins, braving 7m swells, 65 k/hr winds and pouring rain.

Cheers,

Inger

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