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Australian birds and mammals

Birds and mammals, mostly from northern Australia, photographed in (or near) the wild

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Rainbow Lorikeet at bombax tree _DSC1822
Rainbow Lorikeet at bombax tree _DSC1822		 Cassowary in the wild at Wallaman Falls DSC_9518
Cassowary in the wild at Wallaman Falls DSC_9518		 Rainbow Lorikeet in Casuarina _DSC3035
Rainbow Lorikeet in Casuarina _DSC3035		 Sminthopsis (dunnart ) Moorinya u001809
Sminthopsis (dunnart ) Moorinya u001809
White Breasted Woodswallow eating dragonfly _DSC4243
White Breasted Woodswallow eating dragonfly _DSC4243		 Spinifex pigeon u002334
Spinifex pigeon u002334		 Spot-tailed quoll DSC_3691
Spot-tailed quoll DSC_3691		 Rock wallaby at Lake Argyle _DSC7816
Rock wallaby at Lake Argyle _DSC7816
Rainbow lorikeets in flowering palm CRW_2065
Rainbow lorikeets in flowering palm CRW_2065		 Rock wallaby and joey, Granite Gorge DSC_9386
Rock wallaby and joey, Granite Gorge DSC_9386		 two young brolgas DSC_0569
two young brolgas DSC_0569		 Corellas, Cattle Creek, Diamantina Gates National Park u002838
Corellas, Cattle Creek, Diamantina Gates National Park u002838
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