Diana Australis' photos with the keyword: red

Broome. The Kimberley, Western Australia

Wild camels. Central Australia......a common sight in very remote areas. These feral pests are descended from escaped Afghan cameleer herds in the days [1860's] when camels were imported to transport good into remotest Australia. There are now about 6 million of these destructive pests in Australia. White settlers introduced rabbits, foxes and goats....previously not here...now also feral pests in their millions, along with millions of feral cats, descendants of house cats...... They are all through the désert and remote lands. These animals all wreak havoc with the land and decimate native animal species.

Central Australia. Australia's most famous monolith. At sunrise ...with desert oaks...

In the Purnululu National Park in far north Western Australia. These ancient eroded landforms spread across a huge area and are classified as a World Heritage site by UNESCO. They are very remote. Photo taken and uploaded by phone.

On the road in Central Australia, near Docker River....taken with my phone through the car windscreen! Around 1200 kilometers like this.

Silverton. 19th century silver mining town...near Broken Hill in outback Australia. Very little remains now of a large community. "Mad Max" was filmed here. It used to have 6 churches, many houses, a school and was quite a large community once, before the mine dried up.

Oodnadatta, Central Australia. Remnants of the old Adelaide to Alice Springs Ghan railway line. Early evening light.

Northern Territory. Australia

Central Australia. McDonnell Range

Central Australia

Bolivia Altiplano at 4000 meters.

Bolivia Altiplano at around 4000 meters in the Andes

Old delivery wagon.

Wildflowers. Western Australia

Organ Pipe rocks(Ryolite columns). South Australia. Natural formation.

Desert wildflowers

The short wildflower season in the desert. Calothamnus quadrificus

West Australian desert.