Australian Wildlife
Featured Work
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huntress by rain-dogs
huntsman spider having a snack / taken at yungaburra north queensland
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Don't Even Think About It Lady !! by Trudi's Images
Go find your own breakfast l don’t share …................ Sorry guys l know its a bit gruesome but this strange looking bird was so intense ! Thanks to Rob Elliot and Noelene Davies for giving me the name for this guy, / He is a Pacific Baza :-)) 19/11/09 / 1164 Views Canon 450d / Shutter1/330s / Ap F/6.4 / ISO 800 / Ex Bias -0.33 / Focal L 300mm / Canon EF 300 mm lens Congratulations! / Your image above was featured in our telephoto lens group 300+ Go Long! /
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Dingo (Canus lupis dingo) by FallingHorse
1/250, f/5 , ISO 400 @ 230mm Canon EOS1000D Taken at Territory Wildlife Park, Berry Springs, NT Featured in Australian Wildlife 17/10/2009
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Rainbow a'Flutter 2 by Phillip Weyers
Another Rainbow Bee-Eater capture at Bumbaldry NSW Australia.
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Just checking in by robmac
Another small white lip green frog telling us that rain is on it’s way at last, We hope for a good soaking for our parched garden, Taken in our pond in Kuranda FNQ
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Red-rumped Parrot by Christopher Pope
From a original painting by Christopher Pope
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Eyeees Forwaaard .............Atteeeention ! by Trudi's Images
Staff Sargeant Sebastian S . Seagull brings the Pelican Parade to attention ! / Canon 450D / EFS 18/55 mm Lens Hastings Jetty , Westernport Victoria Australia Congratulations on being featured in Western port and French island group 10/10/09
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Eyre Dragon by Kylevision
A Lake Eyre Dragon sun bathing at the Southern end of Lake Eyre.
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Sacred Kingfisher by Christopher Pope
Acrylic painting by Christopher Pope
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Mum and her chicks by janfoster
Pentax k20D digital SLR used / with a 70-300mm sigma lens / taken at Monarto Zoological Park in / South Australia, Australia
Recent Work
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green tree frog by Edyta Pelc
Super macro / location Queensland Australia
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"Methuselah" Enjoys the Spring Rain Spoils by Meg Hart
This old fella is a regular visitor to my garden and surrounds, for sustenance and relaxation…His movements have slowed with age, although he can still bound away when he feels the necessity!...He often grunts with the effort of movement, (added, I suspect, to his annoyance at my stalking him with camera)...Kangaroos have a lifespan of 15 to 20 years and currently there is plenty of green grass to keep him going. All proceeds from the sale of this work will go to the Wildlife Appeal.
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Portrait of Kookaburra by robyncox
He had just had a snack and may have not been quite ready to have his photo taken – but was quite happy to pose. / Laughing Kookaburra (Dacelo gigas) / Found in eastern Australia, introduced in Western Australia and Tasmania. Frequents open forest. Its laughing notes are usually heard early morning and sunset. Eats small reptiles, insects, crabs and fish. / Nests in a hollow tree, tunnelled chambers in termites’ nests in trees. (information from ‘What Bird is That?’ Neville Cayley)
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Kookaburra by robyncox
I think this looks like a young kookaburra. He was very happy to pose for me. / Laughing Kookaburra (Dacelo gigas) / Found in eastern Australia, introduced in Western Australia and Tasmania. Frequents open forest. Its laughing notes are usually heard early morning and sunset. Eats small reptiles, insects, crabs and fish. / Nests in a hollow tree, tunnelled chambers in termites’ nests in trees. (information from ‘What Bird is That?’ Neville Cayley)
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Moreton Island by Edyta Pelc
Pentax Optio S30 / location Moreton Islan Queensland Australia
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Sydney Seahorse, Bare Island, Botany Bay by Erik Schlogl
Demure-looking Sydney Seahorse (Hippocampus whitei) at Bare Island, Botany Bay, Sydney, Australia.
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Kitten, Mrs FatBum's baby by Denzil
This is Kitten, ‘hatched’ in about September, and now an independent, rather aggressive little youngster. S/he has no hesitation in launching at any of the others around, and just last night she bounced RattyFatty, twice her size and twice her age, straight out of the oaktree and onto the ground. On the other hand, she takes apple from me in the gentlest way, not grabbing at my fingers instead of at the apple. She will let me stroke her paws while she’s holding the apple – but that’s it for cuddling!
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Welcome Visitor by Linda Sass
This lovely bird was taken on my back deck in Kalaru, NSW Far South Coast
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"Anybody There?" by debsphotos
A wet weather visitor the other night on the glass door…a green Tree Frog!!
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Desert Bird by juellie
A bird seeking shelter from the dry heat of Alice Springs, NT.
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Watching The Watcher by Vanessa Barklay
I really like this image of the grasshopper from above, I was watching him watching the world go by.. / Fantastic small grasshopper with red and green legs, I love the little backend on him that looks like a tiny triceratops, maybe a ‘decoy’ head to scare predators from behind. FEATURED in Backyard Close-Ups & Macros Taken at Ravenshoe, Far Nth Queensland, Australia with Canon PowerShot A480 As Is, straight from camera.
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Australian Wildlife
For everyone who lives in Australia, or those who come to visit, our wildlife is one of our major drawcards, be it the most venemous snakes in the world, to our unique mammals and diverse bird and sea life. This is a group where you can show the world what makes Australia so unique, and show off our amazing wildlife.
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