Thread: Tony's world

yes it is

Originally Posted by schmierer LR at singleton

see if you CAN guess what bird this is, and yes i did just give you a clue

The bird is most likely a juvenile Eastern Yellow-billed Hornbill (Tockus flavirostris). The only other likely possibility is a juvenile Southern Yellow-billed Hornbill (Tockus leucomelas). Assuming there were others (adults), did they have pink or black around the eye? It is definitely NOT a Toucan.

Cheers
KarlB

I am just going off the sign that was there which said it was toucan

Hi mate love the pics of your family's property, just wondering if you allow hunting on the property? I'm fully insured and not bragging but I'm a crack shot, if there is any chance of this i will follow any rules strictly and will bring the owner a bottle of his favourite wine/spirit or case of beer! Lol please pm me if its at all possible cheers

Great piccies there Tony!!!

Thanks for the pics of your other home

Mrs hh

as the winter was over and spring had just begun we started getting out a lot more.
these photos are from this outdoor museum that we went to, it was sort of like old sydney town but just not convict like and pretty.
This is the windmill they had there, there are still a lot of these around in the countryside and in towns, a lot of them have been converted to houses though

they also had a lot of animals there, but i will not go crazy on this adventure but just share this horny little bugger

inside one of the old buildings,which they actually transported there, they did not just reproduce them to look authentic

the Scandlines boats that go between denmark and sweden are the busiest or move the most people in the world( or something like that). We went on the boast and had lunch there for easter so we got to go back and forth a few times.
this is the castle kind of building on the denmark side near the port