Mallee
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Wide green crops of the Mallee district against a blue sky,featuring an old rustic power pole that is one of many covering a number of km’s in this area
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Mulga Parrots – male and female. / The male has the brighter coloured plumage. More birds and wildlife here Read about my wildlife photography here
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We came across this guy near a walking track / during our recent road trip to north-west Victoria. / This is the first time I have been so close to one in / the wild
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The Mallee Series
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Ponde St. Red Cliffs /
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The Mallee region of Australia at night before a lightning storm, the likes of which I have never seen. This shot was taken from a moving car on the drive back to Melbourne at midnight.
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Grumpy
by Steve SassWe found this little fella basking on the Mount Hope – Lake Cargelligo Rd in western NSW. This is a Central Bearded Dragon, Pogona vitticeps. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.
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This type of pre-fab room was supplied by Victorian Railways for single men to live in while working on distant stations. / These rooms were approx 3.3m x 2.5m. Some were made quite comfortable and became their permanent home.
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This type of pre-fab room was supplied by Victorian Railways for single men to live in while working on distant stations. / These rooms were approx 3.3m x 2.5m. Some were made quite comfortable and became their permanent home.
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You can really loose your way when roaming through the mallee, especially on a cloudy day! This mallee is Red Mallee Eucalyptus socialis. The mallee vegetation community has become extremely fragmented and large remnants are rare. Fortunately, the largest area of mallee in NSW (about 120,000 hectares or 296,000 acres) is now conserved in three nature reserves (Yathong, Nombinnie and Round Hill Nature Reserves) which all share boundaries in western NSW and is home to many endangered species of flora and fauna. This shot was taken in this mallee block. For better viewing click on ‘view larger’
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The Heart-Lip Spider Orchid – Arachnorchis Cardiochila – taken in the Mallee Scrub at Callington. We had not seen this little beauty before, so it was a nice one to find : )
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Lightning from an approaching storm west of Geranium in the Southern Mallee South Australia
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Camping in the Mallee scrub near Carcuma Conservation park, sunrise lights the cloud with fire. The old saying “Red sky in the morning Shepard’s warning”. Well it bucketed down later that day
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Dawn in the Mallee….a farm on the Carwarp Rd
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This is just one of the many tricks available to an ecologist. The combination is a plastic fence and some funnel traps. Its concept is simple: the reptile walks (or slides) along the ground, then gets to the fence unable to go forward, so they go left or right, and straight into one of these traps! Amongst the mallee we trapped three endangered reptile species: Jewelled Gecko, Marbled Headed Snake-lizard and Slender Mallee blue tongue lizard. As well as 30 species of reptile in total! But…...........dont go out and try this tommorow. You need a scientific license from the NSW Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water and an Animal Care and Ethics Authority from the NSW Department of Primary Industries. These traps were set up in the mallee north of Wentworth in south-western NSW, AU. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.
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This bearded dragon was sunning itself on the gate post when we went to collect the mail. (West of Carwarp)
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‘live’ watercolour / 1994
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This is the driveway to the farm I grew up on as a child. We moved into the nearest town (Mildura) when I was 10 and My father sold this farm when I was 19. The house burnt down many years ago and has been replaced by a more modern home. I used to walk this drive down to these gates to catch the bus to school 10 km’s away.
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An echidna wandering across the road at dusk in the Mallee, Victoria, Australia
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