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Dandenong Ranges Nature Photography

At Grant's Picnic Ground

February 16, 2010 By Kathie Leave a Comment

Filed Under: Australian landscapes, The Dandenongs Tagged With: fungii on tree, tree fern

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We went to a friend’s place for dinner last night, along with some other friends, and sat on the outside deck enjoying our meal. As we sat there more guests arrived for dinner and I was delighted to get shots of them. In these shots is a Common Bronzewing (quite a large bird) and a [...]

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I talked my husband into taking me to Lysterfield Park on Friday evening. I’d been walking a total of two days, with the aid of a crutch, and I was itching to get outside again.  He was a bit reluctant but took me anyway, and watched over me very carefully as I made my way [...]

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Hello, my name is Kathie. I've enjoyed photography since my teen years but didn't take it seriously until a few years ago.

A photo of a blue banded bee I took led me to a path of discovery. I began researching to find out what kind of bee it was. I've actually learnt lots of things since that day and can now name almost every bird in this region and identify it by its call too. Apart from improving my skills in photography and learning more about my camera, lighting, settings, etc, I've learnt so much more about the environment in which I live. [Read More …]

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