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Avian Symmetry

Avian Symmetry

A wedge tailed eagle skull which was found in Australia near Uluru, Northern Territoy.

A wedge tailed eagle skull which was found in Australia near Uluru, Northern Territoy.
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A large lightning storm over the Southern end of Canberra, Australia.

Rain fell in Serere Wildlife Reserve in the Beni Biosphere in Bolivia. A cold front had come through from the Northern Ice Fields of Patagonia and dr

The Magellan's Penguin can be found all over the Patagonian coastline, where they dig burrows in large colonies to raise their young. This one was fo

Mineral rich water explodes from one of the El Tatio geysers in the Atacama Desert, Chile. The minerals the water carries leave unusually shaped and

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At sunset lion seals gather to bask in the last rays of sunlight while pelicans, gulls and cormorants fly overhead by the stone of the church on the c

On the other side of the giant rock formation called Stone of the Church many sea birds can be seen sleeping while night passes.

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