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Lesser Wanderer

Lesser Wanderer

Danaus petilia. Covers most of the Australian mainland. The lava of this butterfly is very distinctive and feeds on a wide variety of native plants...
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Danaus petilia. Covers most of the Australian mainland. The lava of this butterfly is very distinctive and feeds on a wide variety of native plants
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Canon EOS 7D

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Aperture f/4.5 ISO 400 Shutter 1/640

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Apr, 2012

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Blue Triangle 4

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Eucalyptus diversicolor. A single giant in a smaller forest.

Butterfly Orchid

A tiny ray of sunshine from 93 million miles away touched the ragged wings of this butterfly.

Another shot of this beautiful bird.

One of the first orchids to appear this autumn which is quite amazing after a very long hot and dry summer.

Here he is, singing away or maybe telling other Wattlebirds to stay away. These banksia flowers are MINE

Ty reflects

Looking towards Mt Manypeaks from Two Peoples Bay. Western Australia

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