Whyalla
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The sun hitting the horizon at Whyalla, SA.
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Reflection of the moon and windmill over this damn in Whyalla, SA.
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Point Lowly, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia
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This photo was taken during cuttlefish mating season in about 2m of water, off Pt Lowly, Whyalla. The small red cuttlefish is a female, with the large male next to her putting on his color display. The two smaller males coming in from the right are attempting to draw the larger male away from his partner, for their chance to mate with her as well! Browse By Category / Underwater / Panoramas / Adelaide and South Australia
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A ‘bathroom’ perspective from the HMAS Whyalla. Retired WWII Australian Navy Warship, March 2008 ========== You may find my website worth a peek
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Whyalla Boat Ramp, South Australia
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A pair of Giant Australian Cuttlefish (sepia apana), finishing up their “ritual”. Its quite an explosive affair – after spending quite a while wooing the lady, the male settles in for a snuggle (they mate face-to-face). And once it’s over, the pair separate rather violently, pushing off against each other and darting away in opposite directions. This shot was taken near Whyalla, South Australia Every year between June and September, the cuttlefish migrate to these waters in their thousands with just one thing on their minds. It really is quite a spectacular event.
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A lone jellyfish bobbing around in the water on its own. Taken near Whyalla, South Australia.
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Close up of a sea urchin. They normally appear black, or dark brown, but with the strobe from the camera, the vibrant red hues are brought out. Taken near Whyalla, South Australia.
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Taken at the Telegraph museum at Whyalla S.Aust. Lovely displays of old telegraphic equipment with extensive displays of the original overland line that went from Adelaide to Darwin. Well worth the visit.
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Driving through the steel town of Whyalla, in a hurry to get through when I caught a glimpse of the ocean at the end of a side street. Couldn’t resist that Jeffrey Smart moment!
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The steelworks at Whyalla, South Australia
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2007 / oil on linen / 107cm x 84cm / Finalist in the 2007 Whyalla Art Prize / From the ‘Poetic Line’ series
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An orange starfish bursts with colour on the ocean floor at Black Point reef (near Whyalla), South Australia.
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A giant cuttlefish disguises himself ingeniously on the rocky reef at Black Point (near Whyalla), South Australia.
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A jellyfish drifts over the rocky reef at Black Point (near Whyalla) South Australia.
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A camouflaged male Giant Cuttlefish stands guard while his mate tends to her eggs beneath the rocky reef. Photographed at Black Point (near Whyalla), South Australia.
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A Giant Cuttlefish cruises over the ocean floor at Stoney Point, near Whyalla (South Australia). The animal has a wonderful gift for mimicking the colours of his environment.
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The sun sets behind Mt Laura (176 metres), Whyalla Conservation Park, South Australia. Located between Whyalla and Iron Knob, South Australia, the hills of the park are formed from the Pandurra formation and have an age of between 1 600 and 1 000 million years. The mountain rises dramatically above the desert floor. > Victoria Square Fountain & Christmas Tree- Adelaide, South Australia was voted the most popular entry in the “South Australian Icons challenge” I’ve Even Seen Her Maybe Once Or Twice When Summer Comes I’m Gone Waiting For The Day They Feel Good I’ll Be Coming Home Again To You Love > I Don’t Need You Anyway > Strong Winds Of Promise > You Can’t Remember Your Name > I Love You Sweetheart > The Only Way To Ever Leave > Red Sky in Morning, Sailor Take Warning > Sunset Marbles > The Storm Rages Thrice > Twin Strike“ > Sounds Of Then
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this was our fly controller at the back door at Whyalla south Australia,l seen him eat a cat once.
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