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One of the amazing spectacles of the outback, the Black Kite can be seen in its hundreds at Longreach, swirling in the thermals, like so much dark confetti in the breeze.
One of the amazing spectacles of the outback, the Black Kite can be seen in its hundreds at Longreach, swirling in the thermals, like so much dark confetti in the breeze.
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Imported from iNaturalist: Observations by Everyone
Huge, noisy bird flapping through the Red Cabbage Palms at Bitter Springs like some sort of dinosaur. Seemed ungainly,…
A marvellous new book by Dr Steve Morton, who has spent his life studying Australian Deserts, gives us a…
Spotted busily feeding on flowers in Cloncurry, N Qlds. Spotted busily feeding on flowers in Cloncurry, N Qlds. …
This ‘freshie’ was – very unusually – right up on the bank, and very visible to all the visitors…
Spotted regularly around the campground at Anakie, in the QLD gemfields region. Usually in pairs – but they seemed…
Cute little frog was hiding behind an induction hob we were using to cook outdoors in sweltering weather at…