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HomeNewsLenscape 23/10/2014

Lenscape 23/10/2014

A CHEEKY cockatoo swooped on the Lloyd family’s last passion fruit in Noosaville recently. The cocky snap is this week’s Lenscape contribution courtesy of Lech Lloyd. “This beautiful creature stole our last passionfruit and had the audacity to sit near us on the pool fence while he devoured it,” Lech said. “It was funny how he ate half then tilted his head back and drained the juice.” Lech loves to take wildlife and landscape pictures on a new Fujifilm Finepix S4800 Series.
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