Emu
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Taken at Tower Hill Volcanic Nature reserve in Victoria, Australia this emu kept trying to steal our BBQ lunch!
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30cm x 40cm acrylic on canvas, The back ground colours rep the Australian out back, The circles rep water holes as the seasons change.
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A curious emu, taken at Zoodoo, Richmond, Tasmania
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Image copyright © 2008 wdphotografics. Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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On the flats near Coonamble, NSW Emu’s are found, this one appeared to be having a bad hair day!
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I’ve added the Monty Python Life of Brian lyrics to this image, too (they are also paired with the tiny image of the camel). Actually they seem to be appropriate for all philosophizing purposes. Sometimes humour (and one can hardly call these lyrics great poetry) can trigger other emotions and maybe make one forget one’s troubles, if only for a moment. Some things in life are bad, They can really make you mad, / Other things just make you swear and curse, / When you’re chewing life’s gristle, Don’t grumble, Give a whistle / And this’ll help things turn out for the best. And… / Always look on the bright side of life. [whistle] / If life seems jolly rotten, There’s something you’ve forgotten, / And that’s to laugh and smile and dance and sing. / When you’re feeling in the dumps, Don’t be silly chumps. / Just purse your lips and whistle. That’s the thing. And… / Always look on the bright side of life. [whistle] / For life is quite absurd And death’s the final word. / You must always face the curtain with a bow. / Forget about your sin. Give the audience a grin. / Enjoy it. It’s your last chance, anyhow. So,... / Always look on the bright side of death, [whistle] / Just before you draw your terminal breath. [whistle] / Life’s a piece of shit, When you look at it. / Life’s a laugh and death’s a joke it’s true. / You’ll see it’s all a show. Keep ‘em laughing as you go. / Just remember that the last laugh is on you. / Always look on the bright side of death, [whistle]
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The Emu is Australia’s tallest native bird. Emus are easy to identify. Adult Emus are covered with shaggy grey-brown feathers except for the neck and head, which are largely naked and bluish-black. The wings are greatly reduced, but the legs are long and powerful. Each foot has three forward-facing toes and no hind toe. Emus eat fruits, seeds, growing shoots of plants, insects, other small animals, and animal droppings. Their calls consist of booming, drumming and grunting. Booming is created in an inflatable neck sac, and can be heard up to 2km away.
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This emu was very curious of the car and occupant ;) Taken on the way to town… and drybrushed into some clarity-- very fuzzy original :( I love the expression!
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Old man emu.
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Illustration drawing scanned and coloured for your pride in being an Australian supporter.
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. / . / Tasmanian flower garden – beautiful! / /
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Sea The Mystery © Vicki Ferrari “Nobody knows the mysteries which lie at the bottom of the ocean” Yoruba Proverb. This photograph was taken at Emu Park (east of Rockhampton), Queensland, Australia, looking east over the Pacific Ocean, during a turbulent storm and a full moon! It was a magical night! :)) / Hope you like this!! Vicki Purchase Card / Purchase Matted Print / Tech / Nikon D70 / NEF-JPG / Nikon Editor / Photoshop (uploaded originally….?) / (Reuploaded 21st September 2009)
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Where cows can live under a man made machine that supplies electricity….... / / Towering in to the blue sky / They generate so much energy / They are so whisper quiet / Woosh, woosh, they gently go / As the breeze blows / As the cows graze all around / For seemingly miles you see these giants / They have my respect Emu Downs Wind Farm – Western Australia
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A curious emu
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Makes a great poster (hint hint!) Please support the Australian Wildlife Appeal. All profits from the sale of this work will be donated to Wildlife-Appeal. Wildlife Appeal
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Today on a day out with rellies showing them around our area Lal Lal (500 people), on our way home, I could not believe my eyes when we saw an emu… / this was not a pet or in paddocks set aside for them, this one was at the bottom of our road at the end of our forest. Lal Lal State Forest .lol.. / I have been told that they exist around here but in five years have not seen one until today…had to jump out of the car and take a picture.. I would like to pledge any sales to the wildlife appeal / Taken on my Sony a200 55 -200 lens /
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Emu tracks climb a sand dune at Canunda National Park, South Australia. Taken during a break in preparations for an upcoming exhibition with Steve Chapple at Rymill Coonawarra Winery during the Penola Coonawarra Arts Festival from 14th May 2009.
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Depicts Old Man Emu startled by the Drover and his Dog. Australia Painting Original painting EJCairns Acrylic on canvas. Original Sold with COA EMail EJ for further information. carlspiro@bigpond.com EJCairns is a professional Western Australian Artist his works are displayed in private collections Australia wide. There is also a strong International interest in his typical Australian outback character creations.
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Original in pencil on paper. / This has been re-touched using PhotoShop for reproduction as part of my clothing range. / Also available as a greeting card.
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I know what I want. / I get what I want. / And don’t call ME ‘Old Man Emu’ or I’ll have you!
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One from the archives, a scanned print taken on black and white Ilford film in 2002 with a Pentax P30. This spillway is near the small township of Terang, in South Western Victoria. Further along, near Skipton, the creek serves as a platypus breeding ground, and apparently the redfin fishing is decent too.
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I like this guy better and have given up on the RB uploader trying to replace the last image, blah, computer keeps dying! Emu shot taken at Johnstone River crocodile farm, Innisfail in far north Queensland.
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