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I think this is Petalura gigantea, Giant Dragonfly, anyone know? See video in HD at www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qDBI5gRupI
White-browed Scrubwren Sericornis frontalis
Forest Path, Royal National Park, Sydney
Taken yesterday morning at the Royal National Park, on the Forest Path, slightly after a marauding group of school children and their dad scared off the Lyrebird I'd been stalking. This was a nice consolation prize.
A Korean lad and a Czech woman, both here not for brief vacations, but for several-month-long school programs - mainly to study English. We happened to get off the bus together, and to start the trail together, so we stuck together for most of the time..
I spent a lot more time in tye gardens than the house. These little winding paths were hard not follow.
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Lower Lusatian Plateau, GDR period, 1950s.
Untere Lausitzer Platte,
"von dort geht die Drahtseilbahn zur Lausitzer Platte, 1957".
"Unmittelbar westlich und ebenfalls südlich der Königsbrück-Ruhlander Heiden schließt sich die Lausitzer Platte an. Sie stößt im Nordwesten an die Großenhainer Pflege, in südwestlicher und südlicher Richtung an die Dresdner Elbtalweitung und berührt im äußersten Südosten minimal die Sächsische Schweiz." Wikipedia.
“From there, the cable car goes to the Lausitzer Platte, 1957.”
“Immediately west and also south of the Königsbrück-Ruhlander Heiden lies the Lausitzer Platte. It borders the Großenhainer Pflege in the northwest, the Dresdner Elbtalweitung in the southwest and south, and touches the Saxon Switzerland in the far southeast.” Wikipedia.
Capture the charm and happiness of a small dog sitting on a forest path, bathed in soft, dreamy bokeh light. With a sideways pose but a direct gaze at the camera, the dog’s joyful expression shines, creating a heartwarming scene that perfectly blends the beauty of nature with the playful spirit of your furry friend.
A rock outcrop found along a narrow part of the Forest Path on the Illawarra Escarpment. See video in HD at www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qDBI5gRupI