Images Dated 31st December 2009

Australians Iconic Brolga Crane

A brolga showing how it lives in its environment. There are a number of traditional Aboriginal legends and dances are associated with the bird, and use movements that mimick their graceful performances. The name Brolga is taken from the Aboriginal language Gamilaraay, in which they are called, burralga.
Brolgas are one of Australia's largest flying birds - they stand a metre tall and have a wing span up to 2.4 metres

Basic chimney constructed of brick, and a chimney with a metal liner in it

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Cross section digital illustration of human brain showing caudate nucleus, putamen, external globus pallidus, and internal globus pallidus

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