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Treecreepers were common around the Jericho area – frequently sparring with the White-plumed Honeyeaters which are also a feature of the local birdlife.
Treecreepers were common around the Jericho area – frequently sparring with the White-plumed Honeyeaters which are also a feature of the local birdlife.
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Imported from iNaturalist: Observations by Everyone
Cute er, little stowaway as we prepare to leave our campsite. Cute er, little stowaway as we prepare to…
Fishtail palm – we had one at home as an ornamental plant – but now we see it growing…
Giant fig tree at Mataranka, a small township in the NT. This magnificent tree had a huge span and…
Seen at the Long Waterhole, a bush camping ground near Winton, Qld. These pelicans fish cooperatively – sometimes- with…
Forest Kingfisher seen eating it’s catch of a spider (which had been hiding in the flower you can see…
Regular morning visitor to the branches of the Coolibah trees on the banks of the river Jordan, just outside…