On behalf of Natural Newstead, all the best for Xmas and the new year.
May 2022 be replete with rainbow birds and kingfishers!
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well done keeping us up to date on the birdlife of Newstead, We do so enjoy your posts. Love Rose and Steve.
Merry Christmas 🎄 Geoff and have a happy and safe New Year.
Merry Christmas to you Geoff and your family and thank you for brightening my day every morning.
Thank you Geoff, Merry Christmas to you and Mary – a very quiet one this year. Gayle and Garry xx
We love your brilliant photos Geoff. Big thank you from Brian and Wendy. Happy Christmas to you and Mary and here’s hoping for a wonderful 2022 .
Your work is such a delight always – Christmas Greetings
Hope you have a wonderful Christmas Thanks for all the extraordinary and beautiful photos during the year Regards Julian Leckie Sutton Grange
On Sat, 25 Dec 2021 at 10:49 am, Natural Newstead wrote:
> Geoff Park posted: “On behalf of Natural Newstead, all the best for Xmas > and the new year. May 2022 be replete with rainbow birds and kingfishers! ” >
I’ll drink to that! Thanks for the creatres of 2021
Thanks Geoff, May you have a great 2022 and I look forward to seeing more of your great images.
And thank you, Geoff, for all the joy you bring us with your brilliant
photography and expert information about the birds in our region. We
live in the Chewton Bushlands and it seems most of the species of bird
that frequent our area also frequent the Newstead area, but not
vice-versa. We get to see so many more birds through your camera’s lens.
As a result of your posts, we’ve made a couple of visits to some of your
favoured sites, but without your expert knowledge and patience, our
forays have not been very successful.
All the best to you and yours for Christmas and the new year. We look
forward to more of your sightings conveyed through Natural Newstead in 2022.
Cheers,
Ian.
Merry Christmas and a huge thank you for all your fabulous posts during 2021. I look forward to 2022!!
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Birdie Christmas Geoff! Thank you for all the inspiring calming photos and the wonderful source of information about Central Vic. birds.
Hope you and yours have had a lovely Christmas today back home.
Thanks Geoff for another year of wonderful photos and knowledge.
Foggy and damp over here as we start our day…and the birds are wanting their seed.
Hi Geoff
Thank you so much for the best wishes and wonderful images and information. Your posts are inspiring to nature lovers and your photography is so beautiful capturing so many delightful moments.
Regards
Claire
Many thanks Geoff, your Natural Newstead email that lands in my inbox every few days is just terrific, love it! Happy festive season to you and Patrick and all at Newstead.
Cheers, Rick Williams
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Thank for all your wonderful posts, Geoff. We treasure them.
*May 2022 be replete with rainbow birds and kingfishers!* And your posts.
They are so educational, so looked forward to, so talked about. Thank you Geoff.
Christine Kilmartin
Thank you for helping to our spirits up with the beautiful images and descriptions of birds, insects, flora and landscapes. It is a joy and a privilege to receive your posts.
Marion
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Wishing you a happy new year Geoff – best wishes for lots of treasured sightings that brighten our days.
Karen – Vaughan
Thank you Geoff for all the beautiful photos you share and the fascinating information that accompanies them. They bring a lot of joy. Bev Culvenor