Back in the Picture Business
After further troubleshooting, and finding that my technology had not woken up with a better attitude, I could only conclude that my camera had developed some kind of short/fault causing it to draw more than the allowable limits for a USB port. So this morning I went shopping for a card reader device so that I can bring you the photos from yesterday.
Around Copacabana, we often awake to the distinctive cackle of the kookaburra. Kookaburras are territorial and familial birds that often travel in groups. You can see some in this Norfolk pine:
While their buddy is lording it across the road:
Meanwhile, back at the lagoon the herons were looking for breakfast:
And the pelicans were contemplating their next move:
For all their clumsy demeanour on land, pelicans are amazingly graceful when they fly:
Around Copacabana, we often awake to the distinctive cackle of the kookaburra. Kookaburras are territorial and familial birds that often travel in groups. You can see some in this Norfolk pine:
While their buddy is lording it across the road:
Meanwhile, back at the lagoon the herons were looking for breakfast:
And the pelicans were contemplating their next move:
For all their clumsy demeanour on land, pelicans are amazingly graceful when they fly:
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