Tuesday, 10 February 2009

Victoria bushfire...Why?

Look like a movie, but it is true...more than 200 people died, 700 homes have been destroyed and 330.000 ha razed in Australia's worst bushfire disaster...
Parece fuere una pelicula, pero es verdad...mas de 200 personas han muerto hasta el momento, 700 casas han sido destruidas y mas de 330.000 ha devastadas en el que ha sido el mas grande desastre en la historia de Australia...
Evacuation procedures, hazzard reduction burn-offs and arsonist jail termas will be examined by a royal commision in the wake of Victorian Bushfires
from the fires rose to 173 victims this morning (tuesday 10), with authorieties warning the final count could be more than 200

Hasta la manana del martes 10 de Febrero, la cuenta final estaba en 173 personas fallecidas, ahora el numero ha ascendido ha docientas personas reconocidas

Affected areas had been checked and some bodies would never be found...

En Areas afectadas rescate sigue checkeando en busca de cuerpos, algunos de ellos han sido calcinados y jamas podran ser reconocidos



Wildlife rescuers estimate 10,000 native animals have been affected by the Victorian bushfires.
Wildlife Victoria says starvation will be the next threat to animals as food sources have been burnt out


Australian's have opened their hearts and wallets for Victorian Bush Fire victims...Many are still wearing the clothes they fled their homes in while others are sleeping and living in cars...thoushands of wild animals (Kangaroos, Koalas, Snakes, Brumbies, etc) and cattle had been burned and still diying every second...

Los Australianos han abierto sus corazones y billeteras para las victimas del Incendio en Victoria...algunos de ellos siguen vistiendo las mismas ropas y pijamas que usaron para arrancar y evacuar sus casas y granjas, ahora algunos duermen y viven dentro de algunos autos o refugios momentaneos....miles de animales salvajes (Kanguros, Koalas, Serpientes, Caballos y ganado), flora y fauna autoctona, han sido quemados y siguen muriendo segundo a segundo frente a la impotencia de miles de rescatistas, bomberos y voluntarios...

Sunday, 8 February 2009

think fast...

Today I'm very proud to share with you this Avertising (my own work here in Australia), maked for Outback Traders last year, ( www.outbacktraders.com) "Born to be Wild" was Publicated in the National Magazine Australian Performance Horse ( www.performancehorse.com) in the edition December - January 2009, and "Tennis" will be publicated soon....Enjoy!


Photos courtesy of kenyonsportsphotos.com.au

Tuesday, 3 February 2009

eating in my hand!

Oh..yeah!...this chapter is absolutelly unreal! two days ago I was in my balcony just enjoying the view and suddenly two parrots in there! just in front of my face looking at me like they want to say " G' Day Mate"....so I thought, nobody is going to believe in my history about this parrots, and just now I don't have my camera with me!...so slowly I went to my room, I bring my camera with me and one piece of pear.... and.....Yes! I could take this amazing pictures to my new friends, because now, every morning they are coming for breakfast....enjoy!
The Rainbow Lorrikeet is one of the most bright and colourful of the Australian parrots.They are common along the entire Eastern seaboard from the top of Cape York round to Adelaide. They need little encouragement to become a regular visitor to your garden. Some parrot seed (especially striped sunflower seed) and a small amount of diluted honey and bread mixture attract them, while plenty of cover, standing water (bird baths), and nesting opportunities will make them resident.
There native diet includes blossoms, berries, other fruit, seeds, and insects and their larvae. They will often be seen in company with scaly-breasted and other lorrikeets...