Category Archives: Landscape

Yellow-footed rock wallaby

Female and joey, Brachina Gorge, Flinders Ranges NP, Flinders Ranges, SA.

I was tracking Yellow-footed Rock Wallabies at their colony in Brachina Gorge in the Flinders Ranges. I had walked up a steep incline to follow the wallabies, the female with the joey hopped over the top of the ridge and I thought it was over for the day. A minute of two later the female and joey came back and took a second look and seemingly said good bye before she hopped away.

These wallabies are something to behold when they hop across cliff faces like a kangaroo on flat ground.

Fiery Flinders

This is sunrise at West End Bay, Flinders Chase National Park, Kangaroo Island (KI).

The Doc waited 2 1/2 weeks for a decent sunrise on KI. When it came it was a cracker. It was hard to post process this image, as I could only make very subtle changes or it looked fake.

About 9 years ago a large wildfire burnt out over 80% of the National Park. The fire was so intense that many of the mature trees were killed. There is now a double canopy, the dead upper layer and the regrowing green layer (actually black in this image). Click on image to see correct size.

Reflections

While on The Kimberley Trip the Doc was working on some work broadly called Reflections, enjoy:

Cadjeput Waterhole

One of a series of photos called Reflections The Doc took during his Kimberley trip. This one was taken at AWC’s Mornington Sanctuary. Click on photo to see correct size.

Nugget Point Lighthouse, The Catlins, New Zealand

The view down towards Nugget Point Lighthouse, most of The Nuggets are hidden from this side (one is partially visible to the right of the Lighthouse). Click on photo to see the correct size.

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AWC – Wildlife Matters Spring 2015

In this issue:

  • Historic partnership in the Pilliga forest and at Mallee Clfifs
  • Restoring the lost mammals of central Australia at Newhaven Wildlife Sanctuary: the planet’s largest feral cat eradication project
  • Historic return of endangered Woylies to Mt Gibson
  • Securing the Northern Quoll
  • Piccaninny Plains bird surveys to unlock wet season secrets of Cape York
  • Ground-breaking feral cat research extended to Cape York

Read the latest Issue here.

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One last hurrah – farewell New Zealand

The Doc is now back home, but New Zealand put on last show before he left.

While travelling from Lake Wanaka to Queenstown along the Cardrona Valley Highway you climb into the Crown Range. As he climbed out of Cardrona Township The Doc could see snow, then more snow and it became apparent there had been a heavy fall overnight. So when The Doc reached the summit fresh snow was everywhere, but luckily not over the road. Enjoy: