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Whistling Kites, Adelaide River, NT from Adam Teale on Vimeo.

I just got back from a short excursion to the Adelaide river to see the “jumping crocs”.

The visit was interesting but probably the most amazing was the boat ride back down the river. We were tailed by Whistling Kites which swooped down near the boat and plucked pieces of buffalo meat out of the air (tossed out by our Croc conjuror Sharelle).

I just got back from a short excursion to the Adelaide river to see the “jumping crocs”.

The visit was interesting but probably the most amazing was the boat ride back down the river.

We were tailed by Whistling Kites which swooped down near the boat and plucked pieces of buffalo meat out of the air (tossed out by our Croc conjuror Sharelle)

3 Comments

• At Sat 28, August 2010, Lisa wrote:

  Did you take those pictures?! They're so good!

  Btw just typed my mac email then into vimeo and predictive text suggested "coon" for "com"

  Good work apple.

• At Tue 31, August 2010, Adam wrote:

  ¡Hola Pequeñas!

  Thanks, yep those are from the Adelaide river, was cool to see after the boring old crocs jumping out of the water!

  What's with vimeo being so racist?

• At Mon 9, May 2011, Jumping Crocodiles! | Craig's Aussie Adventure wrote:

  [...] the birds, but while trying to confirm the full name of the birds I found some even better shots on this site, taken by a guy who did the same or similar [...]

Barely 2 days after arriving in Sydney I found myself standing in awe of the cool sounds of Les Claypool live at the Enmore theatre. Big thanks to Liam for hooking me up with a ticket!

Mr Claypool and his band are on tour with their new album “Of Fungi And Foe”

(apologies for the poor audio)

(apologies for the poor audio)

Having wanted to see Primus for so long this was definitely the next best thing. He’s the man and I’d definitely agree in calling him the bext bass player in the world!
As well as all the tracks he played off “Of Fungi And Foe” tracks Les also dropped a couple of great Primus bombs and the crowd loved it.

(apologies for the poor audio)

Sometime back I was commissioned to write soundtrack music for two projects that promised to have quite a bit of very intense and unique imagery. One was for an interactive game about a meteor that hits Earth and brings intelligence to the mushrooms within the crash proximity and the other was about a three thousand pound wild boar that terrorizes the marijuana fields of Northern California. Obviously the makers of the subsequent Mushroom Men game and Pig Hunt film were very aware of my tastes and perspectives because the music oozed from me in such a natural way that I believe it came as much from my pores as it did my mind. This music became the foundation of the songs that fill this collection. With a few added tidbits and a bit of gypsy sauce, I inflict upon you… OF FUNGI AND FOE[3]