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Mount Surprise Station, Mount Surprise FNW Queensland

 

This is a massive outback cattle property, which also hosts a camp site and a popular fossicking area. As I was driving through, a cattle muster was underway. Helicopters were being used to round up several thousand head of cattle across many thousands of hectares of rough terrain. The horseman pictured above, along with several other guys - some on motorbikes - was preparing to herd the livestock into pens where they would await transportation

Thema der Woche bei Macro Mondays ist: Unusual Patterns /Ungewöhnliche Muster

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The long sun lit the last mountain tops while we mustered on the weekend.

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PATTERN.

 

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Für“Crazy Tuesday“ am10.05.2022.

 

Thema:“PATTERN“ (Muster)

 

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The chattering of Starlings as they gather in small groups ust days before the fly and join up with thousands more is unmistakable and you wonder what exactly they are saying to one another.....

Kalte Fassade: Aufgenommen am Braunschweiger BraWOPark.

 

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Mustering cattles before derding them.

Glasfliesen am Portal der Maschinenhalle der Zeche Zollern, Dortmund / Glass tiles at the portal of the machine plant of the former colliery Zeche Zollern, Dortmund

Die“Natur Steinwand“

 

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Für“Crazy Tuesday“ am 10.05.2022.

 

Thema:a PATTERN“ (Muster)

 

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Moulamein, NSW.

 

At first glance the very young Kelpie sheep dog appears to be doing her job mustering the sheep. However, she is actually blocking them from crossing the bridge, much to the frustration of my brother on the other side who, with the help of his other much more experienced dogs, was trying to get them across. The sheep did eventually get across and on to the woolshed where they were awaiting crutching, which I described in my previous photo. All was forgiven and my brother maintains that young Jezebel (her name) shows great promise. Not that morning though.

  

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