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AWEsome Australia

A list dedicated to the beauty of a beautiful land.

Christine Young created this list 5 years ago

(An Oldie) Male White Winged Fairy Wren.
Cryptic Leaf-tailed gecko
Australian Pelican
Wallaroo all by itselfs.
Eastern Grey Kangaroo - Macropus giganteus
Female Dobsonfly
Dragonfly, chocks away!
Plumed_Featherflower
Red Triangle Slug Triboniophorus graeffei
Money Shell - Monetaria moneta
Whiptail Wallaby - Macropus parryi
Watchful Tawny frogmouth
rufous rat-kangaroo (Aepyprymnus rufescens)
Skippy
Balta sp. bush cockroach nymph
$Blue Mountains eucalypt forest Grose Valley from Phillips Lookout. A landscape formed over millions of years, Grose Valley is just a small part of the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. This valley has been formed by the Grose River, whose headwaters are in the Mount Victoria region. The cliff face directly opposite from where I stood is over 200 metres in height. Sydney is on the horizon to the left, 80 km in the distance. Most of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area (estimates up to 93%) is covered by vast eucalypt forests, woodlands and mallee shrublands, with much smaller areas of rainforests, heaths and wetlands. Because of the diversity of the landscape, altitude, geology, soils, climate and fire history across the region, the diversity of eucalypts is very high. There are at least 100 eucalypt species within the Greater Blue Mountains landscape. The Blue Mountains are so named because on most days there is a blue hue in this area, which can be seen here (and even more so in summer). The vast forests of eucalyptus discharge a fine mist of oil from their leaves. The mist refracts light, which makes the haze look blue at a distance. Australia,Blue mountains,Eucalypt forest,Geology,Geotagged,Grose Valley,new south wales,scenery,winter$
Blue Mountains eucalypt forest
Redback Spider - Latrodectus hasseltii
Prostanthera
Pennisetum alopecuroides
A moment of hope for Australia
Bull ant blitzkrieg
Banksia infructescence with seed follicles
Sociable Delena cancerides
Water hole at Karumba