I haven’t done a beach inspiration post in awhile so here is the third installment! Lovely pics to inspire you to get up early and head to the beach!! via beach board on pinter…
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Australian Pelican (Pelecanus conspicillatus), Hawks Nest, NSW
The Australian Pied Oystercatcher has black-and-white plumage, with a bright orange-red bill, eye-ring and legs; the eyes are red.
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Black-spot Goatfish (Parupeneus spilurus), Moon Wrasse (Thalassoma lunare), Australian Mado (Atypichthys strigatus), and Stripey (Microcanthus strigatus). Fairy Bower, Manly, NSW
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AN intrepid Aussie team has become the first to capture professional photographs of the reclusive ocean giant, the flatback turtle, in WA's northern waters.
This week the kids and I are heading to a local wetland habitat to look for majestic water birds, some of the most amazing pond creatures, in my opinion. Want to study with us? Feel free to add thi…
The Magellanic Penguin (Spheniscus magellanicus) breeds along the southern Atlantic coast of Argentina and along the Pacific coast of Chile. Millions come ashore to breed during the South American spring and summer. Despite their population being several million they are considered a threatened species. The threats are destruction of habitat resulting from oil spills, and global warming. Warmer ocean waters have caused displacement of fish and other marine life forms forcing these birds to swim as much as 40 km or 25 miles more to find food. With the return trip it amounts to an additional 80 km or 50 Miles of swimming. This often results in starvation of the waiting mate that remains on shore to attend the nest. During the breeding season they are commonly seen traveling and working together in pairs. The image of this pair was taken along the Argentine coast in the Province of Chubut, Patagonia, Argentina.
A bizarre sea creature has washed up on a beach in Broome, Western Australia, baffling locals with it's alien appearance and masses of mottled black tentacles.
Photographer Karl Lundholm may have been born and raised on the west coast of Sweden, but he dreamed of traveling to somewhere he could hear the sound of
The snubfin dolphin is one of only three known species of dolphin endemic to Australia.
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It is being widely billed as "horrifying" and "hideous," but a more appropriate word for an ancient frilled shark recently spotted in Australian waters is "rare."
A blue iceberg towers out of the ice floe in the Southern Ocean in the Australian Antarctic Territory, 06 March 2007. The new glacial ice Wilkins Runway situated 65kms from the Australian research station of Casey will allow Australian scientists to greatly expand their studies on the effects climate change is having on Antarctica's fragile environment by providing 20-30 flights from Hobart each summer. AFP PHOTO/AUSTRALIAN ANTARCTIC DIVISION/Luigi DE FRENZA
