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Albino Koala, Laughing Kookaburra's, Sulphur Crested Cockatoo, Kangaroo, Dingo,
and the unusual Hairy Nosed Wombat.
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Bilby, Platypus, Tasmanian Devil,
Saltwater Crocodile, Frill Neck Lizard, to name a few of our unusual
residents. |
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Scenes of Sydney Harbour, Queensland
and Alice Springs in the Northern Territory Outback.
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Beautiful photos of Australian Wattles, native plants and wildflowers abundant (particularly in W.A.). |
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Northern Territory - the 600 million
year old Ayers Rock, the largest rock monolith in the world, Kings Canyon, and various
lakes and coastline scenic photo's. Come here and see for yourself! |
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Kangaroo's and Koala's, birds
including Pelicans, Gannets, the Brolga bird, the brilliant Eclectus parrot,
varieties of the Kingfisher, &
the Red-bellied Black snake, one of many venomous snakes. |
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Truly lovely Australian native
shrubs and wildflowers. One of the best known I guess is the Banksia. Unusual trees such as the Bayan
Tree also. |
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Beautiful shots from the natural
wonders of the Australian coastlines to babbling brooks, and the rugged interior of the Outback or Red
Center.
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Some of Graham Hagenlocher's
personal photo gallery! Beautiful photo's of Sydney Heads, Lord Howe Island.
Parrots and Eastern Quolls.
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The exquisite colours of the Australian wild flowers.
Spring in Australia is so beautiful as you can see from these stunning shots.
We'll share it with you. |
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The enchanting rich colours of the
"Red Center" to the rugged coastlines.
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Beautiful Coral Reef and fish
photo's, and scenes of Brisbane and Sydney cities.
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Graham
Hagenlocher's stunning photos of
his trip to weekend of snow skiing at Falls Creek Resort in Victoria, a very popular winter holiday ground.
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Photos of the infamous Bondi Beach
and the Gold Coast, Sydney Harbour Bridge, Melbourne city, Koala baby with mother, and a Dingo. Superb!
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Wonderful photos of Australian
mammals and wildlife, including Bilby, Dunnart, Bower Bird, Leafy Sea Dragon, Dugong, ...
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More
of the wildlife - Kultarr, Feather-tail Gliders, baby Joey in pouch, Wombat, Quokka,
Cuscus and jumping Crocodiles!
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The
intrigue and beauty of Western Australia...Wave Rock, Cape Leeuwin, The
Pinnacles, Elephants Rocks, and Sydney Harbour, and "Jaws".
(Yes...we
do have 'em, plenty of 'em!)
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The
deadly Funnel Web Spider, King Brown snake, Dragon Lizard, Dugite and Eastern
Brown snakes, Freshwater Crocodiles, Kingfishers, Koala's, and the brilliant
Wonga pigeon.
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Back
into the Red Centre again! This time featuring the Python, Desert Devil,
Bearded Dragon, Honey Ant, Wedge Tail Eagle, Termite Mounds and the beauty of
Standley Chasm, as well as the rare white Dingo. What a magnificent
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A mixture on this page, from Western
Australian outback trees, a man-eating crocodile lurking in the Northern
Territory, Darwin (NT) at dusk, a classic old car and tin shed in Queensland,
and an interesting advertising board in Alice Springs.
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What
an incredible looking creature - the Gippsland Water Dragon! Lovely photo's of
the NSW countryside, Sydney beaches and a superb butterfly in the Queensland
Rainforest. |
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More
of Sydney, the Olympic City. Great shots of Luna Park, the fun place to go,
more Sydney beaches - a typical beach, the countryside of NSW,
and Australian Aboriginals. |
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Back
into the red desert - this time the looking at Alice Springs (remember "A
Town Like Alice"), also more of Ayers Rock, Kings Canyon, in the Northern
Territory, Manly Beach in NSW and a rare coin. |
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Here's
a truly great selection of Dingo photo's! There is a primitive appearance about
them that's for sure! Five Dingo photo's, a Koala having lunch, and a simply
gorgeous baby Wombat with his Mom. |
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Trinity
Beach in Queensland, and the superb glowing colours of the Port Lincoln Parrot,
the unusual Red-Eyed Tree Frog, another Bilby, the evil looking Moray Eel, and
the somewhat bizarre appearance of the Bearded Dragon lizard. |
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Nature
at its best! The unusual and rare Numbat, the oddity of the Pelican, a cute
little striped Possum, the awesome size of the road train, the vibrant little
Zebra Finch and Kings Canyon yet again. |
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More of the
magnificent native wildflowers and shrubs .. Banksia, Barklya, Buckinhamia,
Dendrobian, and the Eucalyptus phoenicia. Truly superb in the spring. |
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The Western
Australia mammals - Numbat, Quokka, Brush Tail Possum and the WA Christmas
Tree in its splendour, the Common Donkey Orchid, and "the blackboy". |
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Moving from the
wonderland of the Barrier Reef in Queensland, down to the wilderness of
Tasmania, through the Red Center and out to the West Coast, we show the
Wallaby, the Tasmanian Devil and another (surprise!) Kangaroo and Joey. |
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More
of the sunny Queensland - this time enjoying the Spot-tailed Quolls, a Sugar
Cane farm, a group of Stingrays & Coral Reef Sharks, the unusual Buff-brested
White Tail Kingfisher bird, and the Pied Butcher Bird (an aggressive little
sod!)
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Off
again into the desert and the tropical wonderland of the Northern Territory.
Never smile at a Crocodile! These ones jump out of the water! Also more
delightful Kangaroos taking a morning jog, and another Frill-Neck Lizard
displaying its fearful collar. |
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From
the insides of the rainforests to the rugged inland plains, we have the Brush Turkey, Double-eyed Fig Parrots, Eastern Yellow Robin, Hooded Parrot, Gang-Gang Cockatoo,
and the Red-browed Finch.
We don't see these little guys every day!
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Another
wonderful collection of birds often sighted in Australia.....the Red-capped Robin, Scarlet Honeyeater,
White-breasted Wood Swallow, Yellow-bellied Sunbird, and a Swamp Wallaby. |
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Here we have the
droughticken country.....just add water! Another photo of a lovely crystal
clear northern New South Wales cove, and a very game bird treading warily on
water lily pads!
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Photos of the
somewhat common Blue-Tongue Lizard (scary!), Western Australian park, and the
rainbow colours of the Lorikeet and the Gouldian Finches. |
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Some absolutely
beautiful scenic shots of Australian beauty. Myall Lakes in New South Wales,
the Kimberley's in W.A., wildflowers in the Territory.
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Terrifying photos
of The Great White Shark! (Surfers keep your legs on the board!) More photos of
the colorful Australian Galah & the Pied Oyster Catcher, the tiny little
Zebra Finch, and the Red Bellied Pademelon. |
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The natural
beauty of Dangar Falls and the Skillion in New South Wales, complimented by
the beauty of the tropical beauty of Queensland. Includes pics of the
Great Dividing Range, Eucalypt woodlands, mangroves and termite mounds. |
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Lovely pics of
the historical Port Arthur, including the Isle of the Dead and the
Military Compound. Also a brilliant W.A. sunset and a visitor to
the beach. |
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Fairy
Penguins (the Little Blue Pengiun), Starfish, Giant Australian Cuttlefish, the
beautiful Cassowary Bird, and the frightening facade of the Thorny Devil!
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In
my own backyard...the colourful Galah, the Twenty-Eight Parrot (Ringneck), the
raging west coast ocean, parkland paradise in Western Australia, and the red
earth giving life. |
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Mileage
signs around the world, a windmill in the outback, Hyde Park in autumn, a
lovely old church in Victoria, burning off the dry grasses in New South Wales,
and the unusual grasses of the coastline.
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The
comical chatter and antics of the Rainbow Lorikeets,
vivid contrasts of the Rosella's, a sky full of Galahs, the nectar sucking
feathered lovers, splashes of outback grasses, colourful and thriving in defiance of the barren
soil of the cruel outback. the beauty is breathtaking! |
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The Pinnacles in Western Australia. These are the skeletal remains of trees that grew thousands of years ago, before being engulfed and choked to death by invading sands. As sand dunes move, calcified and
solidified pinnacles appear. More from the beautiful state of W.A. |
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An
extremely rare Albino Koala, beautiful Bondi Beach in the heat of summer, and Thredbo Ski
resort in summer without the snow. |
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More of Thredbo with beautiful wildflowers in the summer time.
Also Corella's. King Brown Snake and a Kookaburra. |
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Western Australia beauty
of wildflowers, Northern Territory aridness and Pelicans in the lusciousness
of Queensland. |
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