sulabassana
2 photos tagged sulabassana, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.
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- nationallibrarynz
- newzealand
- capekidnappers
- northisland
- birds
- gannets
- seabirds
- napier
- hawkebay
- australasiangannet
- morusserrator
- australiangannet
- tākapu
- taxonomy:binomial=morusserrator
- robertpercymoore
- wikipedia:en=australasiangannet
- photographer:name=robertpercymoore
- sea
- bird
- animal
- scotland
- rocks
- nest
- shore
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The last upload was December 2008.
Gannet, or Solan Goose from National Galleries of Scotland Commons uploaded December 2008
Gannets, Cape Kidnappers, New Zealand, 1923-1928 from National Library NZ on The Commons uploaded November 2008
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Gannets, Cape Kidnappers, New Zealand, 1923-1928
- Dave said:
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- Terrific Lake said:
- S-A said:
Gannet, or Solan Goose
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Saul Bassana said:
Old Latin name Sula bassana.
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flickr_elf said:
That is a lovely goose - it's like a swan and a goose!
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crimsongriffin28 said:
That is an unusual bird. Too bad that the only other reference I ever heard of the gannet in my life came from Monty Python's Flying Circus' audio skits. 'I don't like the gannet - they wet their nests!' complains the absurd shopper, who is looking for a Book of Britih Birds. 'All right!!' John Cleese, as the book shop clerk, cries, and tears it out. 'There you are sir!' 'I can't buy that. It's torn!'
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marilenabelfiore said:
Bella foto COMPLIMENTI...!