rachaelasbury

Wipe for wildlife

Wipe for wildlife

A sulpher crested cockatoo released the sign to help us remember to "wipe for wildlife" (use recycled toilet paper) during the Spirits of the Sky show at Heales...
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A sulpher crested cockatoo released the sign to help us remember to "wipe for wildlife" (use recycled toilet paper) during the Spirits of the Sky show at Healesville Sanctuary. By texting "Wipe" to the number you can pledge to "wipe for wildlife" and donate the cost of the text to helping the wildlife.
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Canon EOS 40D

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Aperture f/11 ISO 1600 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 135/1

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Jul, 2015

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Peer Award

Outstanding Creativity

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