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         		 Suffering of Insects- Draining Long Point of the Macquarie River causes a catastrophic imbalance of the ecosystem.: by melissajstocks, Views[259]
         		 Impending Drought- The Macquarie River is a vital source of water for not only natural wildlife, but also tens of thousands of cattle and sheep. These Herds are the livelihood of generations of farming families round the area. : by melissajstocks, Views[251]
         		 Australian Eastern Water Dragon- The Macquarie River is teaming with these beautiful Water Lizard’s. Their natural habitat is around the margins of creeks and rivers and feed on a variety of insects and aquatic life. Without the life flow of the Macquarie River, many of these creatures will die. : by melissajstocks, Views[1083]
     
     

     
     
         		 family: by laura52, Views[106]
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    a vivid memory: by laura52, Views[97]
         		 dreaming freedom: by laura52, Views[113]
         		 glasses of broken bottles to avoid the escape of the prisoners.: by laura52, Views[101]
         		 A woman is strolling by the harbor near the Sydney Opera House in Sydney, Australia.: by misstravelgirl, Views[546]
         		 Two Italian Men are relaxing at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney, Australia.: by misstravelgirl, Views[1011]
     
    Cyclists riding their bikes in St. Kilda, a beach located 7 km southeast of the city center of Melbourne, Australia.: by misstravelgirl, Views[599]
         		 A group of young people are enjoying lunch at a cafe on Brunswick Street in Melbourne, Australia.: by misstravelgirl, Views[1897]
         		 A mother is playing with a child at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney, Australia.: by misstravelgirl, Views[486]
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    Cambodia is plagued with poverty but with a new generation comes new hope: by claire2951990, Views[208]
         		 Theravada buddism embodies Cambodian culture. A glimpse of the past in present: by claire2951990, Views[181]
         		 Only a few of the thousands that were massacred by the Khmer Rouge: by claire2951990, Views[202]
         		 A window into the past. The ancient temples of Angkor Wat.: by claire2951990, Views[172]
         		 A python takes a languid yawn on the rocks of Shelly Beach, NSW. : by gabbygp, Views[328]
     
    A curious cockatoo peers in at Sydney's Centennial Park.: by gabbygp, Views[553]
         		 Seagulls swoop in as food is tossed to attract fish off the coast of Lady Musgrave Island. : by gabbygp, Views[737]
         		 Too chilly for swimmers, a lonely wave crashes onto Palm Beach, NSW. : by gabbygp, Views[301]
         		 This Hippopotamus was one of two in an enclosure that was so small one there was no room to even swim side by side. : by jessica1182, Views[187]
         		 In some instances cages should be used to keep people out, not so much the animals in. This blind flamingo, who arrived at the zoo in the 1930's and is said to be the oldest in the world was beaten by four teenagers. Thankfully he survived and his attackers were arrested and charged.: by jessica1182, Views[140]
     
    His reflection is all this crocodile has to keep him company in his man made home.: by jessica1182, Views[149]
         		 I decided to take this editorial on the animals at the Adelaide Zoo and capture them in a way that assume freedom. No bars no cages. The only thing between myself and this cassowary was a thin wire fence and a seemingly mutual connection.: by jessica1182, Views[146]
         		 Frogs are one of the most important animals in our ecosystem. The land is abundant because frogs bring life by just surviving in their natural habitat. : by jasminashley, Views[973]
         		 This series of photos have been shown upside down in order to anthropomorphise the animals, in order to further engage the viewer.: by australiabellbirdpark, Views[171]
         		 This images captures a young male Grey headed flying fox with one leg in the air.: by australiabellbirdpark, Views[787]
     
    This flying fox is making itself seem large, possibly as a show of strength.: by australiabellbirdpark, Views[202]
         		 Young male Grey headed Flying Fox.: by australiabellbirdpark, Views[520]
         		 Town Hall ruins. This building miraculously survived the Bombing of Darwin, only to be decimated during Cyclone Tracy.: by turbo, Views[690]
         		 Sunset over Darwin city. View from Charles Darwin National Park. It is hard to imagine this city was once decimated in WW2 and Cyclone Tracy.: by turbo, Views[581]
         		 The old uniting with new. Christ church Cathedral decimated during the Bombing of Darwin and again during Cyclone Tracy. Currently under renovation.: by turbo, Views[614]
     
    A memorial for those soldiers and innocent people that were killed during the bombing of Darwin.: by turbo, Views[228]
         		 Ammo boxes. This is a display located in a bunker at Charles Darwin National Park.: by turbo, Views[234]
         		 Eastern Long-Necked Turtle-The Orange council intends to pump out 1400 mega litres of water per year, with a maximum of 1800 mega litres, significantly decreasing water flow to areas further down the Macquarie River and drying up small creeks which are home to countless species of turtle, fish, mammals and native flora. : by melissajstocks, Views[531]
         		 During my travels throughout the Flinders Ranges, I discovered an array of abandoned vehicles, caravans and interesting objects. There was something that drew me to this caravan. It seemed to have become a part of the landscape. When I look at it I question its history, whom it belonged to, where it's been and why it was left there. : by hailey-lane, Views[1606]
         		 Long Point, Macquarie River- “The native fish use the spring flows to breed and migrate and any interference with the flow will interfere with the breeding and migration… They’re only going to pump at flows over 30 mega litres - 30 mega litres is a drought flow… 300 mega litres… (is) a moderate flow,” Rick Burns, “Bundi” Property Owner : by melissajstocks, Views[645]
     
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