flying Pelican_1
flying Pelican_2
Kangaroo Island brick_1
Kangaroo Island brick_2
Take that, Victor Vasarely!
flowering Moonah
Mulberries
171 year old Mulberry tree pioneer
Kangaroo Island Mallee Ash
yellow flowering gum tree_1
yellow flowering gum tree_2
Renovator's delight
White-Bellied Sea Eagle
Vivonne Bay from Point Ellen
Point Ellen
Grass tree survivor
charred banksia seed pod_1
charred banksia seed pod_2
Stalactite maccaroni
Stalactite curtain
Stalactites like dripping candle wax
blue wildflower
blue wildflower with visitor
Nepean Bay_2
Nepean Bay_1
Red Banks, iron oxide in sandstone, no colour edit…
Red Banks
Red banks, walking down to the beach
Red banks, looking east
Red banks, looking west
The setting sun is drawing_2
The setting sun is drawing_1
Seal Bay lazy afternoon
bloody nuisance having to move when the tide's com…
aaand yawn...
aaand stretch some more
aaand stretch....
just hangin' with my significant other
Seal Bay_2
I'm the king of my sandcastle!
Seal Bay_1
Mr & Mrs sea lion, rampant
body surfing_3 - that was fun!
body surfing_2
general frolicking
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Swollen Pheasant Shell or Painted Lady
Phasianella ventricosa (cf. www.environment.gov.au/cgi-bin/species-bank/sbank-treatme... )
This attractive shell with its great diversity of colour patterns (this specimen looks like painted porcelain) has fascinated European artists and scientists from the very European exploration of Australia. An early watercolour of a specimen was done by Thomas Watling during the First Fleet time (between 1792 and 1797). It is kept in the collections of the Natural History Museum, London:
www.nhm.ac.uk/jdsml/nature-online/first-fleet/nathist.dsm...
Explore, highest position: 334 on Tuesday, January 29, 2008
This attractive shell with its great diversity of colour patterns (this specimen looks like painted porcelain) has fascinated European artists and scientists from the very European exploration of Australia. An early watercolour of a specimen was done by Thomas Watling during the First Fleet time (between 1792 and 1797). It is kept in the collections of the Natural History Museum, London:
www.nhm.ac.uk/jdsml/nature-online/first-fleet/nathist.dsm...
Explore, highest position: 334 on Tuesday, January 29, 2008
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