Lamma Island, heading home
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Category Archives: Photography
Blue Tongue
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Alfred Nicholas Memorial Garden – autumn
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Cloude Hill
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National Bank 1885, Euroa
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Murchison truck
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Greased Lightning
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Mountain Hut Creek
Rusty Wren
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a photo a day 7
Budding
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a photo a day 6
Looking out
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a photo a day 5
Tea, wine or sake
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Leftovers
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a photo a day 3
Unearthed
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a photo a day 2
A winter day
Cold, wind, sleet, sun, rain, wood chopping, fire, magpie release, novel reading, photo learning, koala watching, glass and nail collecting, vegmite roll, tea, miso, water, Coca Cola, salad roll, apple, banana, writing, poetry, improving news, art, music and a photo a day.
Superb Blue Wren
Hughes Creek Hill Wildflowers
I am trying to learn the names of the local wildflowers as I walk. I was surprised to find so many on Hughes Creek Hill in mid winter. The file names are what I think these are. Corrections welcome. There is also one unknown I need assistance with.
Wallaby Gully, Upton Hill has the cutest little stream.
Yellow Faced Honeyeater
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a diet of nectar or insects provides for its high level of activity Continue reading
A long, hot and thirsty summer
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By tapping into a shaded public drinking fountain this Australian White Backed Magpie ensured itself a long, cool drink. Continue reading
The Billabongs of Tahbilk
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Walking these trails on a day such as this was a profoundly pleasurable experience. Continue reading
Don’t chew bite me!
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We are seeing Little Corellas in all sorts of places around the state now Continue reading
Cheeky Chick Steals Daddy’s Yabby
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Within a second of this adult male Dusky Moorhen emerging from the water, the juvenile had pounced, snatched and was swimming off at a rate of knots.
BogArts Bridge to Bridge Ephemeral Natural Materials Sculpture Walk Installations Gallery
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Originally posted on Strathbogie Ranges – Nature View:
With over 80 sculptures on display, ranging from the size of an egg to 2.5 metres high, there was plenty to see.
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