i am surpised no one has mentioned the stuffed White-cheeked Honeyeater and
Superb Fairywren in his collection, as well as an Eastern Rosella he was
stuffing when the police came around.
Regards
Alastair
On 06/03/2012, at 1:28 PM, John McGowan wrote:
>
> What I never understood about the earlier episodes, and it'll likely apply to
> these as well, is that his wife was on every committee in the Village/s, but
> he had to introduce himself every time. Plus after all those murders why
> weren't more houses up for sale? And another thing....
> My wife is hooked on the show and simply refuses to listen to my very logical
> tirades.
> John Mc
>
>> From:
>> To:
>> Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2012 12:57:29 +1000
>> Subject: Re: [Birding-Aus] So whatever happened to "The Big Year"
>>
>> Shame on you Carl,
>> You clearly were not watching the 'gripping' episode closely enough. We saw
>> it (Hoopee) several times including in a Police evidence bag and (I think)
>> being tossed in a car boot in said bag.
>> Yes it was a shame there was not more real bird stuff in it, but maybe there
>> was a little more variety in the soundtrack. A little less of the obligatory
>> ?fox? calls and ?magpie? calls that seem to continuously punctuate the show
>> representing 'night' = ?fox? and 'day' scenes = Eurasian Magpie chacker,
>> chacker call.
>>
>> I keep finding myself watching this show. It is like being trapped watching
>> a car crash. While it is a relief to not be still getting the umpteenth
>> repeats of the previous Barnaby BUT it is unbelievable how they continue to
>> create these astonishingly unbelievable episodes. Clearly the Roman
>> treasures episode producers had never watched Time Team!
>> Wendy
>>
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