A Very Relaxed Rakali (Australian Water Rat)

Another happy fisherman, this is my mate Demo, who I met earlier in the year whilst teaching Ben how to fish. He came out with me today and got his first fish ever, a nice carp. He was pretty stoked.

Playing with filters and camera settings :) Happy with these.

In the WInter, once the leaves have fallen and the other flowers have given up until the weather warms again, Camellia's continue to add a welcome splash of colour to the garden. Frost hardy and not requiring

Had a great day, with some good friends. I was the only one who caught something, landing 3 nice carp, but a lot of fun was had by all. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

Nerines are a beautiful flower growing from a bulb in autumn. Through late winter and spring they produce a multitude of strap like leaves which drop before the flowering season in many of the varieties,

You all are sure making judging this contest tough! It's been great to be able to see all of different animals and plants in your areas, in some wonderful combination photography! I'm still super excited

The Brushtail Possum is the most common of the possums. Like most Australian mammals, it is a marsupial, meaning it has a pouch to carry its young. Most Possums are nocturnal and the Brushtail is no exception,

Land Shark... :)

When I first joined steemit, I did so to follow a couple of content producers who had migrated due to the restrictive policies of Youtube, you might say I watch all the wrong stuff. I really had no thought

Water Rats are rodents, but not part of the rattus genus, they are in their own designated genus. There are 4 species in the genus, 3 of them native to New Guinea and the fourth is this little guy, Hydromys

Native to the lower corner of Western Australia, these plants have been spread around the world for their ability to thrive in tough conditions and their showy, long lasting, flowering display.

Lawyers Wig or Shaggy Mane mushrooms Before they go inky, these mushrooms can be eaten, but care must be taken that it is the right mushroom.

Peewee (Mudlark) Watching the Sunset

Photo by: @four20 Daily Dose Challenge, Phase 6C Update For those that have not read the previous DD contest posts: Everyone loves a photo challenge, and I am down with that. And it is time for a new kind

Black Mountain in the "Sunset" Of course, the thick cloud that hung around all day was heavily assisted... Because, you know, never enough cloud.

The evening fly over of Cockatoos

Galahs flying to their morning breakfast.

Galah Breakfast

This evening there was a nation wide attempt held in Australia to break the Guinness World Record for Stargazing. Event Summary: ANU together with ABC is attempting to set a new Guinness World Record for