images of australian wildlife
images of australian wildlife
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Red gum arch
Fiddlers Creek
Junction
Banyena
Ripples and trees
Mount Direction
Bark
Tottington
White-browed Babbler
Tottington
Yellow Gums
Moyreisk district
Crested Shrike-tit
Kara Kara
Langi Giran
Bayindeen
Peacock Road
Moyreisk district
McCallum’s Creek
Dunach
Yellow-tufted Honeyeater
Whela Hill
Common Bronzewing
Langi Giran
Hay
McCallums Creek Road
Avoca River in flood
Emu
McCallum’s Creek in flood
Dunach
Australian Magpie
Paradise
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Archdale Junction
Fence
Dunolly
Yellow-tufted Honeyeater
Dalyenong
Mudlark
Dalyenong
Ironbark
Tottington
Galah
Bealiba
Ironbark
Dalyenong
Australasian Pipit
Logan district
Diamond Firetail
Dunolly
Gum and iron
Archdale
Bridge
Archdale
Landcare, Victorian style
Wallaloo
Long-billed Corella
Tottington
Long-billed Corella
Tottington
Tussocks
Avoca district
Post never sleeps
Emu
Koala
Dalyenong
Willie Wagtail
Dalyenong
Lichen
Mt Moliagul
Mist
Lexton district
Six o’clock swill
Dalyenong
Willie Wagtail
Tunstalls NCR
Long-billed Corellas
Lexton district
Brown Songlark
Emu
White-browed Woodswallow
Emu
Brown Treecreeper
Avoca River
Long-billed Corella
Tottington
Mistletoebird
Eldorado
Amphitheatre skyline
Amphitheatre
Yellow-footed Antechinus
Jallukar
Mistletoebird
Tottington
Yellow-footed Antechinus
Tottington
Blakely’s Red Gums
Whela Hill
Blakely’s Red Gum woodland
Melville’s Caves
In New South Wales, where the Great Divide gradually drops away towards the Murray-Darling plain, it is known as the inland slopes, a quite distinct area with its own characteristic flora and fauna. In eastern Victoria, the Divide tends to drop quite rapidly down to the plains, in the west, the Divide is more an idea than a real mountain range. Nevertheless, there is an extensive region that, like the NSW inland slopes, is neither mountain nor inland plain, and doesn't belong with either. For the most part, where it has not been cleared, it is Buloak or box-ironbark woodland.
