Wagait Beach NT How good have the Paduks been the last couple of days? Flowering their little hearts out and filling the air with their heavenly heady fragrance 🌼 Maybe flowering 2 days in a row is an

How was Nature’s alarm clock this morning? A cracking gusty storm at 5:30 had us up early this morning closing doors and windows and taking washing off the line. We watched some amazing lightning crawlers

A sneaky little system popped up at Shoal Bay on Wednesday night while I was sitting in the moonlight waiting for a big line of storms to move north. My best (and therefore favourite) lightning shot for

Wagait Beach NT A bait ball swirling in the shallows faring decid![Sure.jpg]edly better than their big cousins out on the reef (

Color Challenge - Friday Blue

Winter Solstice 2017

Stars and the Milky Way shine brightly over the flood plains

Shot from the drone

Today's guster as it made its way across the harbour was a beauty and caused people to scurry to the shed at the end of the jetty for shelter. On their way down they pointed out the two water spouts that

Cox Peninsula subspecies of the cycad Cycas maconachiei. A flash of brilliant vibrant green against the blackened bush after the burn offs

The lightning shot you get when you've already gone to bed and only make it to the front verandah because you can't justify getting dressed and dowsing yourself in mozzie spray! Some amazing far flung

Bush tucker Red Bush Apples (Syzygium suborbiculare) Fruiting in the Wet Season they are tart with a big seed and not a lot of flesh. The green ants seem to be enjoying them. When flowering these trees

A late afternoon burn off created a bit of drama in the sky at sunset tonight. Canon EOS 6D DSLR

Imaluk Beach NT Australia One more from Wednesday night's gorgeous glow

Flash back to this time last year when I was on a photography tour on the Gibb River Road. My favourite part of the trip was a chopper ride over the King River and Wyndham mud flats. Dreaming of a return

Posting an oldie today taken back in early November 2016. The floodplains had greened up after early rain and the termite mounds glowed in the late afternoon sun. Even from here you can still see little

A pair of Red-tailed black cockatoos being very obliging in Alice Springs Australia

Mandorah Jetty 200 seconds Testing out my recently purchased filters on an unsuspecting jetty and incoming tide. A 200 second exposure gives it the smoooooooth look. Only for small screen viewing pleasure

It looks like our knock-em-down days are dwindling to a close and the dry grass time begins. This is the time of year where the Corella's unashamedly get to indulge in gluttony, the second on the list

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