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The drowned land Andrew Smith

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Sunrise at the lakeIandsmith

Cascading John Walker

Rocky top Brian Eglinton

Landscapes

June 2021

WinnerBurn-off colour North-north-west

One spot I always stop at when driving the Scotts Peak Road is the Edgar Lookout. The views are especially good when enhanced by late evening or early morning light. And, sometimes, a little judicious scrub clearance by the authorities can also add to the beauty. Makes it easier to ramble around, too.

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Winter BanksiasJohn Walker

Horse Head Brian Eglinton

Winter fractalsNorth-north-west

Non-landscapes

June 2021

WinnerMusk lorikeets Iandsmith

I hadn't seen musk lorikeets in some time and I just chanced upon them while riding the Budgewoi Lake Loop Trail. They were obviously part human and didn't fly away immediately, allowing me to get this shot.

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Western Creek Teak

Tasmania

June 2021

WinnerGetting Wedged North-north-west

A Southwest Abel with a good track that's an easy day walk is something of a rarity. So is good weather down there. Putting the two together makes for some unforgettable moments.

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Sunrise, Lake Munmorah Iandsmith

River gauge spillway John Walker

Wanganderry sunset Tom Brennan

Other States

June 2021

WinnerKaiser Stuhl Brian Eglinton

The very long Heysen Trail in South Australia passes over a wooded and rocky edge to the Adelaide Hills before it drops into the Barossa Valley. This German connection led to the name of the Conservation Park we passed through. We found this marvellous rocky area of Yackas when exploring off the main track for the rock outcrops used for bouldering.

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Landscapes

July 2021

WinnerGlimpses of another worldNorth-north-west

Morning fog and a thick blanket of snow can make even the most familiar places seem new and exciting. What is to be found beyond the double veil?

Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning Osik

Light Range Brian Eglinton

Traversing the local river gorge John Walker

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Non-landscapes

July 2021

WinnerPardalottes Brian Eglinton

These little birds are often heard with their double chirps, but are harder to see due to their small size and working the tops of tall trees. On this section of the Heysen Trail we passed a tree where a lot of them were flitting around, so I was able to get a couple of Striated Pardolotes perched together.

Aquatic company Osik

The Yeti North-north-west

Blueberry Ash (Elaeocarpus reticulatus) John Walker

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Whitewater wall on a winter's day Osik

Tasmania

July 2021

WinnerSnowy summit North-north-west

Snowy by name and, midwinter, snowy by nature. A grand place to explore; just be careful on those icy rocks.

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Other States

July 2021

WinnerEvening light on Lake Cargelligo Osik

It's only short, but traversing the shores of Lake Cargelligo gives ample opportunity to spot a huge variety of birds and a chance to catch a beautiful sunset or two.

Babbage Falls Crollsurf

Sunset from Marschalls Hut Brian Eglinton

Giant's marblesJohn Walker

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