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Emu Collection: Source Size = 5064 x 3785

Source Size = 5064 x 3785
THE VISIT OF THE FRENCH FLEET: ADMERIL GERVAIS RETURNING THANKS: " La reception flatteuse et cordiale par la flotte Britannique nous a beaucoup touche

Emu Collection: Oceanica, from Vogels Physical Atlas, c. 1850

Oceanica, from Vogels Physical Atlas, c. 1850
BAL66720 Oceanica, from Vogels " Physical Atlas", c.1850 by German School, (19th century); Private Collection; German, out of copyright

Emu Collection: The Artist in Despair over the Magnitude of Antique Fragments (right hand and left

The Artist in Despair over the Magnitude of Antique Fragments (right hand and left
XIR41534 The Artist in Despair over the Magnitude of Antique Fragments (right hand and left foot of the Colossus of Constantine) 1778/80 (red chalk and sepia wash on paper) by Fuseli, Henry (Fussli)

Emus on the Beach
Emus on the beach at Monkey Mia Western Australia

Emu Collection: Australian Community Life

Australian Community Life
Sign showing warning for emus next 2km at the Kosciuszko National Park

Emu Collection: Spotted Goanna, Hamersley Station

Spotted Goanna, Hamersley Station
The Spotted Goanna (Varanus panoptes) is one of the largest Australian monitor species. They feed on anything available and are frequently found feeding on road-kill kangaroos and emus

Diesel Trains
1973: Diesel trains in sidings in an urban setting. (Photo by Evening Standard/Getty Images)

Cassowary
circa 1800: The Cassowary, a type of flightless bird related to the emu. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Emu Collection: Advertisement for Emu sherry

Advertisement for Emu sherry -- male and female models posing in Christmas party scene. 1959

Advertisement for Emu sherry -- smiling female model (Yvonne Marsland) holding up a glass. 1959

Advertisement for Emu sherry -- smiling male model (Stanley Morgan) holding up a glass. 1959

Advertisement for Emu sherry -- smiling male model (George McGrath) holding up a glass. 1959

Emu Collection: CM9 5595 Andrew Sharp, Aston Martin DB2

CM9 5595 Andrew Sharp, Aston Martin DB2
Andrew Sharp, Aston Martin DB2, 8 EMU, RAC Woodcote Trophy, Silverstone Classic 2015, Chris McEvoy, circuit racing, cjm-photography, classic cars, Classic Racing Cars, historic cars

Emu Collection: AUSTRALIA, Queensland, Capricorn Coast, Emu Park. View of Mt. Pleasant area at dusk

AUSTRALIA, Queensland, Capricorn Coast, Emu Park. View of Mt. Pleasant area at dusk
Australia, Queensland, Capricorn Coast, Emu Park. View of Mt. Pleasant area at dusk

Emu Collection: AUSTRALIA, Queensland, Capricorn Coast, Emu Park. Churchill Lookout- Singing Ship

AUSTRALIA, Queensland, Capricorn Coast, Emu Park. Churchill Lookout- Singing Ship
Australia, Queensland, Capricorn Coast, Emu Park. Churchill Lookout- Singing Ship memorial to Explorer Captain James Cook

The white sisters. Two snow white emus which have arrived at the zoo. 20 May 1920

Australian Emu

Emu portrait
In profile close-up of the head of an Australian Emu Bird (Dromaius novaehollandiae)

Old emu

Emu with eyes in focus

Australian animals montage

Emu Collection: CJ5 7343 Andrew Sharp, Aston Martin DB2

CJ5 7343 Andrew Sharp, Aston Martin DB2
Andrew Sharp, Aston Martin DB2, 8 EMU, The George Abecassis Trophy Race, VSCC Spring Start, Silverstone, April 2015. 18th April, April 2015, Chris McEvoy, circuit racing, CJM Photography

Picture No. 10852232
EMU - FEMALE & YOUNG (Dromaius novaehollandiae) Date

Picture No. 10848547
Emu - close-up of head (Dromaius novaehollandiae) Date

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