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Cuppa · Cuppa

White-faced Robin Spectacled Monarch Frill-necked Monarch Hornbill Friarbird Red-Cheeked Parrot Magnificent Riflebird Bar-Shouldered Dove

86GTS · 86GTS

Getting away from birds for a while, here are a few other wildlife shots that we've taken traveling around Oz. Water Dragon, East Gippsland VIC. Python, Top End NT. He was bl**dy massive! Big Red, White Cliffs, Outback NSW. Young Water Buffalo, Top End NT. Crocodiles, Cahill's Crossing, Kakadu NT. T...

Cuppa · Cuppa

Cuppa · Cuppa

86GTS · 86GTS

Here are a few examples of common birds that we've encountered on our inland travels. Quite a few red backgrounds, love that Outback soil. Adelaide Rosella, Southern Flinders Ranges SA. Australian Pratincole, Mt Oxley near Bourke NSW. Grey-crowned Babblers near Quilpie QLD. Crested Pigeon, the...

glassies · glassies

I was amazed how many cemeteries that are out in the middle of nowhere . 3 years ago I stopped travelling with my ex hubby .ive now bought a van and am hoping to do small trips maybe 3mths at a time . One good thing was he always stopped at cemeteries for me to stroll through them .this was out at a lookout bene...

Farmhat · Farmhat

Lake Hindmarsh with water after 12 years dry. Cheers, Joe.

Plain Truth · Plain Truth

This the flood level on the boat club,it used to be on Mcleans Beach near the Caravan Park. They have since moved about 4kms downstream.That year was also in a triple La Nina,1954 - 1957

86GTS · 86GTS

Another couple of favorite flight destinations that we wont be traveling to in the future. We visited Norfolk Island three times in the nine years before Covid-19 arrived. Many species on both islands became extinct after the release of rats from sailing ships. We did two flight trips every year but...

86GTS · 86GTS

Seeing as post Covid-19 we wont be flying to our usual destinations of the Northern Territory, The Kimberley & Nth Queensland anymore I though that I would post a few bird images from our past trips. They were taken by both my wife & myself. Quite a few of our images have been used for presentati...

Wannabe nomad · Wannabe nomad

Farmhat · Farmhat

Sign at small Victorian town. -- Edited by Farmhat on Thursday 13th of October 2022 10:01:35 PM

86GTS · 86GTS

We're currently camped by ourselves in granite country Loddon Shire Central Victoria. The bush is full of Spring wildflowers. We'll be here for two weeks, after a wonderful two weeks camped in ironbark country near Rushworth. We feasted on yabbies from the forest dams, even making yabby pizzas in...

Jim Featherby · Jim Featherby

Bobdown · Bobdown

Keep your eye on the ball.......slo-mo style. Cheers Bob

86GTS · 86GTS

A few photos of wildflowers & native orchids flowering in the Ironbark forest of the Rushworth area, Central Victoria. Some nice Yabbies in the dams too.

Craig1 · Craig1

Via t -- Edited by Craig1 on Thursday 15th of September 2022 09:15:55 AM

86GTS · 86GTS

We recently visited the Californian Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) plantation at Warburton East VIC. It was planted many years ago by a private individual, hidden away from the general public, but is now controlled by Parks Victoria as part of the Yarra Ranges National Park. The trees are majesti...

Craig1 · Craig1

and old pub

Whenarewethere · Whenarewethere

After 3 minutes simply to empty 10 litres, 25 minutes in total & cramp in my hands, a bit like the painful task of having to hold the bowser nozzle on these days, in the past it was not like this, I can't stand it. Normally I empty each tank on the run but this was an experiment to see how long a partial fill...

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	A few more birds from around the house (Preview) White-faced Robin Spectacled Monarch Frill-necked Monarch Hornbill Friarbird Red-Cheeked Parrot Magnificent Riflebird Bar-Shouldered Dove	Cuppa	2	1680	10:34 PM Nov 25, 2022 by Possum3
	A Few Animals & Reptiles From Our travels (Preview) Getting away from birds for a while, here are a few other wildlife shots that we've taken traveling around Oz. Water Dragon, East Gippsland VIC. Python, Top End NT. He was bl**dy massive! Big Red, White Cliffs, Outback NSW. Young Water Buffalo, Top End NT. Crocodiles, Cahill's Crossing, Kakadu NT. T...	86GTS	6	1770	06:27 PM Nov 25, 2022 by Cuppa
	Brush-turkey Cape York style. (Preview)	Cuppa	4	1769	11:09 AM Nov 25, 2022 by Cuppa
	White-throated Honeyeaters (Preview)	Cuppa	0	1126	08:08 AM Nov 25, 2022 by Cuppa
	Birds of The Dry Country. (Preview) Here are a few examples of common birds that we've encountered on our inland travels. Quite a few red backgrounds, love that Outback soil. Adelaide Rosella, Southern Flinders Ranges SA. Australian Pratincole, Mt Oxley near Bourke NSW. Grey-crowned Babblers near Quilpie QLD. Crested Pigeon, the...	86GTS	2	1457	07:19 AM Nov 20, 2022 by 86GTS
	Cemeteries all over oz (Preview) I was amazed how many cemeteries that are out in the middle of nowhere . 3 years ago I stopped travelling with my ex hubby .ive now bought a van and am hoping to do small trips maybe 3mths at a time . One good thing was he always stopped at cemeteries for me to stroll through them .this was out at a lookout bene...	glassies	12	2430	11:27 AM Nov 17, 2022 by Hendo
	Lake Hindmarsh Vic (Preview) Lake Hindmarsh with water after 12 years dry. Cheers, Joe.	Farmhat	12	2171	05:40 AM Nov 13, 2022 by 86GTS
	Flood level Deniliquin 1956 (Preview) This the flood level on the boat club,it used to be on Mcleans Beach near the Caravan Park. They have since moved about 4kms downstream.That year was also in a triple La Nina,1954 - 1957	Plain Truth	0	1800	09:41 AM Nov 2, 2022 by Plain Truth
	Birds Of Norfolk & Lord Howe Islands (Preview) Another couple of favorite flight destinations that we wont be traveling to in the future. We visited Norfolk Island three times in the nine years before Covid-19 arrived. Many species on both islands became extinct after the release of rats from sailing ships. We did two flight trips every year but...	86GTS	1	1936	06:55 AM Nov 1, 2022 by Possum3
	Birds Of the Top End & Nth QLD. (Preview) Seeing as post Covid-19 we wont be flying to our usual destinations of the Northern Territory, The Kimberley & Nth Queensland anymore I though that I would post a few bird images from our past trips. They were taken by both my wife & myself. Quite a few of our images have been used for presentati...	86GTS	5	1879	08:46 PM Oct 30, 2022 by Plain Truth
	Breakaways and Painted Desert (Preview)	Wannabe nomad	3	1809	11:43 AM Oct 24, 2022 by Wannabe nomad
	Amusing sign (Preview) Sign at small Victorian town. -- Edited by Farmhat on Thursday 13th of October 2022 10:01:35 PM	Farmhat	1	1856	09:57 AM Oct 14, 2022 by Craig1
	Spring Trip. (Preview) We're currently camped by ourselves in granite country Loddon Shire Central Victoria. The bush is full of Spring wildflowers. We'll be here for two weeks, after a wonderful two weeks camped in ironbark country near Rushworth. We feasted on yabbies from the forest dams, even making yabby pizzas in...	86GTS	1	1710	04:04 PM Sep 19, 2022 by Possum3
	The Grampians National Park - Briggs Bluff Walk. (Preview)	Jim Featherby	4	1757	02:19 PM Sep 17, 2022 by 86GTS
	Eddie at play (Preview) Keep your eye on the ball.......slo-mo style. Cheers Bob	Bobdown	1	1828	08:45 AM Sep 16, 2022 by Craig1
	Native Orchids (Preview) A few photos of wildflowers & native orchids flowering in the Ironbark forest of the Rushworth area, Central Victoria. Some nice Yabbies in the dams too.	86GTS	2	1690	05:31 PM Sep 15, 2022 by Bobdown
	Auroa lights at Stanley early Sept 2022 (Preview) Via t -- Edited by Craig1 on Thursday 15th of September 2022 09:15:55 AM	Craig1	4	1666	05:27 PM Sep 15, 2022 by Bobdown
	Californian Redwood Plantation (Preview) We recently visited the Californian Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) plantation at Warburton East VIC. It was planted many years ago by a private individual, hidden away from the general public, but is now controlled by Parks Victoria as part of the Yarra Ranges National Park. The trees are majesti...	86GTS	4	2085	07:53 AM Sep 1, 2022 by oldbloke
	Stanley VDL CO Store (Preview) and old pub	Craig1	7	2118	02:54 PM Aug 2, 2022 by 86GTS
	Remote fuel filling. (Preview) After 3 minutes simply to empty 10 litres, 25 minutes in total & cramp in my hands, a bit like the painful task of having to hold the bowser nozzle on these days, in the past it was not like this, I can't stand it. Normally I empty each tank on the run but this was an experiment to see how long a partial fill...	Whenarewethere	3	2066	06:13 PM Jul 31, 2022 by gold dandelion
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