Comments for Steve Happ Photography http://stevehapp.com/blog Ramblings and dissertations Tue, 24 Aug 2010 23:55:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Los Alerces National Park by admin http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1065&cpage=1#comment-631 admin Tue, 24 Aug 2010 23:55:11 +0000 http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1065#comment-631 Thank you very much. I appreciate your kind feedback. cheers, steve Thank you very much. I appreciate your kind feedback.

cheers,
steve

]]> Comment on Los Alerces National Park by Tri-Gaga http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1065&cpage=1#comment-630 Tri-Gaga Tue, 24 Aug 2010 15:01:45 +0000 http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1065#comment-630 I find your photos very interesting. It's a privilege watching these works of art. I find your photos very interesting. It’s a privilege watching these works of art.

]]> Comment on Snapper Rocks Surfing by admin http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=942&cpage=1#comment-622 admin Wed, 04 Aug 2010 16:11:23 +0000 http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=942#comment-622 sorry about that kyle. I know all about the pain. good luck with it all. cheers, steve sorry about that kyle.

I know all about the pain. good luck with it all.

cheers,
steve

]]> Comment on Snapper Rocks Surfing by Kyle Bailey http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=942&cpage=1#comment-615 Kyle Bailey Sun, 01 Aug 2010 18:17:17 +0000 http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=942#comment-615 i broke my arm on a freak surfing accident but hey, surfing is a nice sport`,* i broke my arm on a freak surfing accident but hey, surfing is a nice sport`,*

]]> Comment on Bubalco Zoo, Rio Negro by admin http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1038&cpage=1#comment-603 admin Sun, 25 Jul 2010 01:19:07 +0000 http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1038#comment-603 ha ha yes, the lady that took me said that she got swooped by these chimango raptors when she went near a breeding nest. i immediately thought of the magpies. I am not sure if these patagonian lapwings swoop, but I think they do have spurs like the masked ones. cheers, steve ha ha yes, the lady that took me said that she got swooped by these chimango raptors when she went near a breeding nest.
i immediately thought of the magpies.
I am not sure if these patagonian lapwings swoop, but I think they do have spurs like the masked ones.

cheers,
steve

]]> Comment on Bubalco Zoo, Rio Negro by Lucky http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1038&cpage=1#comment-599 Lucky Sat, 24 Jul 2010 10:38:58 +0000 http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1038#comment-599 That lapwing is a great looking bird! The masked ones down the street have started swooping today and I watched magpies chasing a Sparrowhawk over my house. Breeding season is very near. That lapwing is a great looking bird! The masked ones down the street have started swooping today and I watched magpies chasing a Sparrowhawk over my house. Breeding season is very near.

]]> Comment on Argentina Travel Tips by admin http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1031&cpage=1#comment-596 admin Thu, 22 Jul 2010 20:25:36 +0000 http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1031#comment-596 Hi Marj and Issi. No i did not do the tango classes. I am not really interested in it that much. I know that sounds uncool. but that is my feelings on the matter, ha ha. I preferred to go down to the swamp. The weather here is very cold. i think its below tasmania and i am going further south yet. issi say hello to ned for me. i spose i can say hello on facebook. doh. bye. got some photos to process. Hi Marj and Issi.

No i did not do the tango classes. I am not really interested in it that much. I know that sounds uncool. but that is my feelings on the matter, ha ha. I preferred to go down to the swamp.
The weather here is very cold. i think its below tasmania and i am going further south yet.

issi say hello to ned for me. i spose i can say hello on facebook. doh.

bye. got some photos to process.

]]> Comment on Argentina Travel Tips by issi http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1031&cpage=1#comment-594 issi Thu, 22 Jul 2010 01:00:19 +0000 http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1031#comment-594 hi steve interesting reading your blog on your travels what kind of weather r u having over there, what season is it...its been bloody cold here...ned is back in lismore at the moment...mostly out at dunns or fishing down the coast...huh you did tango classes...all good here talk later...enjoy...by the way your travel tips r good and bound to help someone out there...when you get back you can put it all together in a book...luv issi hi steve interesting reading your blog on your travels what kind of weather r u having over there, what season is it…its been bloody cold here…ned is back in lismore at the moment…mostly out at dunns or fishing down the coast…huh you did tango classes…all good here talk later…enjoy…by the way your travel tips r good and bound to help someone out there…when you get back you can put it all together in a book…luv issi

]]> Comment on Argentina Travel Tips by Marj http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1031&cpage=1#comment-593 Marj Wed, 21 Jul 2010 22:03:41 +0000 http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1031#comment-593 I wanted to hear about the Tango Classes at V&S. You did do the tango classes?? I wanted to hear about the Tango Classes at V&S. You did do the tango classes??

]]> Comment on Neuquen, Patagonia, Argentina by Daniel Eva http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1022&cpage=1#comment-592 Daniel Eva Wed, 21 Jul 2010 19:09:10 +0000 http://stevehapp.com/blog/?p=1022#comment-592 Dear Steve, I am really enjoying your pictures from Argentina. I have visited twice now, but have not been as far south as Neuquen and so have not seen Austral Thrush which is the bird in the bottom picture. The top one is a female house sparrow. On the previous posting the woodpecker is a checkered woodpecker and the woodceeper is indeed a narrow billed woodcreeper. Which fieldguide are you using? Try to get up into the mountains if you can as there are some really interesting birds there. Sounds like you are having a great time anyway. Best wishes Daniel Eva, Cornwall,UK. Dear Steve,
I am really enjoying your pictures from Argentina. I have visited twice now, but have not been as far south as Neuquen and so have not seen Austral Thrush which is the bird in the bottom picture. The top one is a female house sparrow. On the previous posting the woodpecker is a checkered woodpecker and the woodceeper is indeed a narrow billed woodcreeper. Which fieldguide are you using? Try to get up into the mountains if you can as there are some really interesting birds there. Sounds like you are having a great time anyway.

Best wishes

Daniel Eva, Cornwall,UK.

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