This little fellow was 2 inches long
Saturday, May 31, 2008
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We purchased a sheep paddock in Wedderburn Victoria in 1994 it had been cropped, farmed and destroyed for 150 years. Slowly nature has been able to recover regenerate. By removal of sheep and old farming ways flora and fauna have begun to flourish. who knows how far it can go. With a love of photography we have documented the slow recovery that mother nature can do.
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- Sheep
- Sunrise
- Sunset
- Daisy
- Another daisy
- Sunset
- Sunset
- Bazaar cloud formation
- Wedge tailed eagle
- Sunset
- Sunset
- Pignose daisys
- She Oaks
- Path through the trees
- Kangaroo footprints
- Comparison
- Regrowth
- The Creek
- Noisy Miner
- Kangaroo
- Galahs
- Red back spider
- Wolf spider
- Orb spider
- Currawong nest
- Blue Wren
- Galahs
- Skink
- Gi-Ant
- Helmeted Plover Nest and eggs
- Lizards sunbakingWallaby's watching
- The Beggining of Recovery
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that is one big ant
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