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 05/27/2003:
A Red-backed Kingfisher keeps an eye on us!
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 05/27/2003:
A plant typical in the Australian desert: the Sturt Desert Pea is very restrictive in its water-consumption!
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 05/27/2003:
They like to be together: two Rainbow Bee-eater keeping each other warm.
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 05/27/2003:
The most unbelievable animal we found in Australia: the Thorny Devil measures only some centimetres but has sharp thorns all over the body,
what makes him really unattractive for most of its predators. Devil-like is its appetite: about 4000 ants per day is its diet.
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 05/27/2003:
A Wedge-tail Eagle caught while landing.
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 05/24/2003:
Rock paintings play a vital role in Aboriginal history. At Ewaninga some of these rock engravings are open for public display.
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 05/24/2003:
A Yellow-throated Minor visits our camp.
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 05/23/2003:
We enjoy the view from Castle Rock in the morning sun.
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