kurakongolia's photos
Sun-lit
The Terraces
Sand ripples in stone
Gammon gorge moonrise
In a Gammon Gorge
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Native Pines (Callitris glaucophylla) silhouetted in Fern Chasm, Gammon Ranges, Aug. 1978.
Mallee on summit of Cleft Peak, Gammon Ranges.
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Eucalyptus flindersii, perched on the small flat-topped peak. Under every mallee tree there is a scrunch of dead bark and leaves. Photo taken August 1978.
Gammon Plateau
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An immense rolling sea of mallee scrub and heath dissected by deep gorges, in the northern Flinders Ranges. Taken from the ridge north of Mt McKinlay, August 1978. The crests of South Tusk Hill and Elephant Hill are visible on the horizon.
Gammon Plateau (sepia)
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An immense rolling sea of mallee scrub and heath dissected by deep gorges, in the northern Flinders Ranges. Taken from the ridge north of Mt McKinlay, August 1978. The crests of South Tusk Hill and Elephant Hill are visible on the horizon.
Selagis sp. small, PL2263D
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Eastern Eyre Peninsula, on Eucalyptus leptophylla, 28 Jan 2012.
This taxon is also known from the Western Australian Goldfields area and appears to be an undescribed species. The ventral side is consistently metallic blue with white bands on abdomen.
Selagis sp. Small, PL2263D
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Eastern Eyre Peninsula, on Eucalyptus leptophylla, 28 Jan 2012.
This taxon is also known from the Western Australian Goldfields area and appears to be an undescribed species.
Selagis sp. Small, PL2263C
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Eastern Eyre Peninsula, on Eucalyptus leptophylla, 28 Jan 2012.
This taxon is also known from the Western Australian Goldfields area and appears to be an undescribed species.
Selagis sp. Small, PL2263A
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Eastern Eyre Peninsula, on Eucalyptus leptophylla, 28 Jan 2012.
This taxon is also known from the Western Australian Goldfields area and appears to be an undescribed species.
Bunya Mountains
Ebor Falls
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Armidale district, NSW, 16 Apr 2008.
I like the way the white water of the river is glimpsed at the bottom of the valley before it is swallowed up by the rugged and dense bushland.
Ebor Falls
Ebor Falls
In the Warrumbungles.
