Jeff Epler's blog2014-03-21T19:10:03ZPhotos, electronics, cnc, and moreJeff Eplerjepler@unpythonic.netPort Douglas Wildlife Habitat2014-03-21T19:10:03Z2014-03-21T19:10:03Zhttps://gamma.unpythonic.net/01395429003
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<a href="http://www.wildlifehabitat.com.au/">Wildlife Habitat</a> at Port
Douglas, a zoo of North Queensland animals, including a great variety of birds,
mammals and reptiles. There was plenty to see and do, and plenty of pictures
to be taken. We'd already seen many of the birds in the wild, but it was neat
to see them up close.
Big Day Out2014-01-30T01:01:50Z2014-01-30T01:01:50Zhttps://gamma.unpythonic.net/01391043710
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On our first full day in Port Douglas, we went on a day-long birding tour with
Murray Hunt of <a href="http://daintreerivertours.com.au/">Daintree Boatman
Nature Tours</a>. We first went on a morning boat tour with one other person, and
then in the late morning and afternoon he drove us to a number of sites that
provided numerous opportunities to photograph birds (and a few other things).
I took about 900 photos. The first six are from Ingrid's camera, the rest are a selection of the better ones from mine.