Watercourses Collection

Crocodile River, Transvaal (b / w photo)
3092344 Crocodile River, Transvaal (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Crocodile River, Transvaal)

Ha penny Bridge, Dublin City, Co Dublin, Ireland

Glanworth Bridge, Funshion River, Co Cork, Ireland

Westport House, Co. Mayo, Ireland

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Mostar and the Stari Most Old Bridge spanning the Neretva River

River Liffey Bridges, Dublin, Ireland

Malta / Speranza Valley
Speranza valley, one of the many dry watercourses crossing the islands Date: 1909

Eroded watercourse in Navajo sandstone of narrow canyon, Hidden Canyon, off Zion Canyon, Zion N. P. Utah, U. S. A
Eroded watercourse in Navajo sandstone of narrow canyon, Hidden Canyon, off Zion Canyon, Zion N.P. Utah, U.S.A. October

Louisiana Waterthrush (Seiurus motacilla) adult, standing on dry watercourse, Cayo Coco, Jardines del Rey, Ciego de Avila Province, Cuba, March

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"Exploring the Beauty of Watercourses: From Crocodile River to Ha'penny Bridge" Captivating in black and white, the Crocodile River in Transvaal mesmerizes with its untamed allure. Stepping onto Dublin's iconic Ha'penny Bridge, one can't help but be enchanted by the city's watercourses. Glanworth Bridge gracefully spans over Funshion River, adding a touch of charm to Co Cork's picturesque landscape. Westport House stands proudly amidst Co Mayo's stunning watercourses, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in nature's wonders. Journeying through Malta/Speranza Valley unveils a hidden oasis where watercourses weave their way through breathtaking scenery. A small group on horseback fearlessly crosses a shallow river, embracing the thrill of adventure and connection with nature. On the riverbank, freshwater crocodiles huddle together, showcasing their majestic presence and reminding us of nature's diversity. The River Liffey Bridges paint a vibrant picture against Dublin's skyline as they unite both sides of this lively Irish city. Stranded boats serve as reminders of Australia’s unique wildlife series featuring crocodiles from 1974 - an homage to our natural world’s wonders. Sand dunes sculpted by time stand tall like guardians along Australia’s vast coastline – captured beautifully in The Australia Game from 1978 The mouth of a river is where land meets sea; it symbolizes endless possibilities and beckons exploration – just like The Australia Game. Immerse yourself in these captivating watercourses that span continents and eras - each offering its own story waiting to be discovered.