yes there are actually several species here that are believed to have blown over - the white heron for example, occasionally we get pelicans and the odd kookaburra.Cheers for that info, I didn't know that you Kiwi's had them as well. They must have got blown over there on a strong Westerly wind![]()
Very interesting Phil, imagine how many haven't found land. We are currently experiencing terrible Westerlies and massive out of control bushfires right up and down the East coast, you're lucky your not getting our smoke.yes there are actually several species here that are believed to have blown over - the white heron for example, occasionally we get pelicans and the odd kookaburra.
we do get your smoke, from time to time it makes the sunsets quite pretty. I think the pumice was from an undersea volcano in the Pacific somewhere - near tonga - there are some pretty amazing pictures if you google pumice raftVery interesting Phil, imagine how many haven't found land. We are currently experiencing terrible Westerlies and massive out of control bushfires right up and down the East coast, you're lucky your not getting our smoke.
Last year we had literally tonnes of pumice stone wash up from NZ.