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Love waking up to sunrises like this!
By exploreoutback · · From Pic of the Week
Love waking up to sunrises like this!
Published 2 hours ago. Gulung Mardrulk NT 0852

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Manning Gorge
By jesbarbz · · From Pic of the Week
Manning Gorge and the camp will be open from May the 1st.
Published 26 Apr 2017. King Leopold Ranges WA 6728

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Final autumn days
By no_visible_means · · From Pic of the Week
Final autumn days
Published 5 hours ago. Hobart TAS 7000

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A visual celebration of the end of autumn in Tasmania
By no_visible_means · · From Pic of the Week
Now for winter and its run of festivals
Published 5 hours ago. Hobart TAS 7000

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R E A D Y F O R S N O W
By deborahhunter72 · · From Pic of the Week

Opening weekend for the ski season is looming and the weather has shifted right on time...as much as I may complain, I actually LOVE winter and all it brings with it...I'm ready!

Published a day ago. Marysville VIC 3779

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Autumn in Daylesford
By twopointnine · · From Pic of the Week
Autumn in Daylesford
Published a day ago. Daylesford VIC 3460

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Clouds above Darwin
By heathwhiley · · From Pic of the Week
Clouds above Darwin
Published 2 days ago. Darwin City NT 0800

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Kooka company
By Terry Lewin · · From Pic of the Week
Three resident kookaburras perched on a basketball backboard to soak up the early morning Autumn sunshine.
Published 9 hours ago. Black Hill NSW 2322

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Pocket flowers
By mick71lloyd · · From Pic of the Week
Nobby's Beach.
Published 10 hours ago. Newcastle East NSW 2300

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A beautiful little pademelon
By studiodebrey · · From Pic of the Week
It has been suggested that around 400,000 - 500,000 animals are being killed on #Tassie roads every year! Secondary roadkill is far too high also! Our meat eating animals such as the endangered Tasmanian Devil, Quolls and Wedge Tailed Eagles are being hit while eating roadkill. I’m a big advocate for safely pulling roadkill off the road. While doing that it gives you a chance to check pouches! A high percentage of baby joeys actually survive their mothers being hit by a car. Joeys have been found alive days after the initial accident and if not found, face a horrible death. So please, if you see a dead or injured animal and you can’t stop and assist, please contact a wildlife group.

Published 26 Jul 2016. Hobart TAS 7000