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Bull Huss - egg case (mermaid's purse) lying on the strand line on top of bladder wrack (Scyliorhinus stellaris) Date

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Lammergeier / Bearded Vulture - adult with carrion (Gypaetus barbatus) Date

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Musician at cultural village near Kinigi at border of Virunga Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda Date

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Ceremonial dancing performed for tourists at cultural village near Kinigi at border of Virunga Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda Date

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Farmland Date

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Garden Warbler - brooding (Sylvia borin) Date

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Children looking at photo of themselves in tourist's camera Date

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Calf being branded.Bushy Park Cattle Station, 60km south of Mount Isa, Queensland, .Australia Date

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City skyline and Princes Bridge.on the Yarra River Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Date

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Mustering by helicopter.Bushy Park Cattle Station, 60km south of Mount Isa, Queensland, .Australia. Bushy Park Cattle Station, North Queensland, Australia Date

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Bushy Park Cattle Station.aerial. 60km south of Mount Isa, Queensland, .Australia Date

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Separating calves from heifers for branding.Bushy Park Cattle Station, 60km south of Mount Isa, Queensland, .Australia. Bushy Park Cattle Station, North Queensland, Australia Date

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The outback town of Birdsville with the Diamantina River floodplain beyond. Queensland, Australia Date

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Monument rock pillar and township built in the late 1990s for workers at the opencut phosphate mine nearby..Standish Range, N. Queensland, Australia Date

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Cattle in yards.drafting cattle - separating calf from.mother for branding, de-horning, .castrating and selecting the best steer for the meat market

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Windmill.on cattle station. Bushy Park Station, North Queensland, Australia Date

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Cattle mustering - aerial photograph.by helicopter on outback station..Bushy Park Cattle Station, North Queensland, Australia Date

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Windmill.Stockman sitting at top of windmill while carrying out maintenance work. Bushy Park Cattle Station, Far North Queensland, Australia

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Stockmen branding a steer.Brands are burnt into the skin of cattle to identify the owners. Branding is done in the cool (or even cold) of the early morning

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Selwyn Range.Bushy Park Cattle Station, 60km south of Mount Isa, Queensland, .Australia. North Queensland, Australia Date

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Stockmen.having a tea break during the annual cattle muster. Station owner and son. Bushy Park Cattle Station, Far North Queensland, Australia Date

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Remote cattle station - aerial photograph.Road train leaving in background. Bushy Park Cattle Station, Northern Queensland, Australia Date

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Cattle mustering - aerial photograph.by helicopter on outback station..Bushy Park Cattle Station, North Queensland, Australia Date

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Rural landscape with Kinglake National Park beyond. Northeast of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Date

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Winery in the Pyrenees Region.near Ararat, Victoria, Australia Date

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Cattle mustering - aerial photograph.Helicopters are used to push the cattle into yards for drafting.. Bushy Park Cattle Station, North Queensland, Australia Date

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Birrarung Marr Park, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Date

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Bogong High Plains road in winter. Bogong Section, Alpine National Park, Victoria, Australia Date

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Windmill.evening. Bushy Park Station, North Queensland, Australia Date

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Cattle mustering with helicopter - aerial photograph.In remote locations where cattle stations cover vast expanses, helicopters are used to muster the cattle

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Arabian Horse running in snow (Equus caballus) Date

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Hillside with covering of Snow gums (Eucalyptus pauciflora) in winter. Kosciuszko National Park, New South Wales, Australia Date

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Dingo (Canis lupus dingo ) at sunset. East coast, New South Wales, Australia Date

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Southern Right Whale - this large adult whale approached a small whale watching vessel and remained nearby, almost motionless, for a while (Eubalaena australis) Date

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Baby Great Horned Owl sitting on tree stump (Bubo virginianus) Date

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Bourke Street (ski run) and clock tower under snow. Mount Buller Alpine Resort, Northeast Victoria, Australia Date

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Great Grey Owl with two chicks in nest on broken poplar tree (Strix nebulosa) Date

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Domestic Goat with two Kids grassing in meadow Date

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Peacock male in courtship display, closeup (Pavo cristatus) Date

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Ruins of Buckwong Hut near Mount Murphy.after bushfire. Alpine National Park, Northeast Victoria, Australia. Date

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Dogs - Siberian Husky three puppies, six week old, together in snow Date

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Buller Village Alpine Resort under dark storm clouds.from Tyroll with Mount Stirling in the background. Northeast Victoria, Australia. Date

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Southern Right whale - calf approaching a whale watching vessel (Eubalaena australis) Date

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Dog - Cocker Spaniel playing with stick on local gravel road Date

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Canada Goose resting in meadow, closeup (Branta canadensis) Date

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Dog - Australian Terrier - licking its lips Date

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Dog - Golden Retriever, male, portrait Date

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View of ski runs at Mount Buller ski resort.Mount Buller Alpine Resort, Northeast Victoria, Australia. Date

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