Diana Australis' photos with the keyword: outdoors

London Arch

London Arch

Diana Australis
23 Jul 2014 56 35 1474
Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia. It used to have two arches, until one collapsed in 1990.
Bungle Bungles

Bungle Bungles

Diana Australis
30 Jun 2014 34 24 1527
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.
Railway Crossing

Railway Crossing

Diana Australis
03 Dec 2013 49 33 1965
Oodnadatta, Central Australia. Remnants of the old Adelaide to Alice Springs Ghan railway line. Early evening light.
Katherine Gorge

Katherine Gorge

Diana Australis
24 Nov 2013 85 63 2993
Northern Territory. Australia
Russell Pit Viper.....in the wild

Russell Pit Viper.....in the wild

Diana Australis
20 Nov 2013 53 41 1316
Sarawak jungle. Borneo. A poisonous little fellow waiting for prey
Morning

Morning

Diana Australis
14 Oct 2013 84 36 2247
Kakadu National Park and UNESCO biosphere and indigenous heritage land. Northern Australia
Termite Condos

Termite Condos

Diana Australis
12 Oct 2013 26 20 1539
Kakadu National Park. Northern Australia
Erosion

Erosion

Diana Australis
07 Oct 2013 47 27 1682
Rocks at Kakadu National Park UNESCO biosphere and indigenous land. Northern Australia
In the mirror

In the mirror

Diana Australis
04 Oct 2013 55 36 2181
Jabiru storks. On the Alligator River wetlands. Kakadu biosphere. Northern Australia. The female has yellow eyes, the male, black..
The sun awakes

The sun awakes

Diana Australis
01 Oct 2013 64 34 2148
Kakadu National Park. Northern Australia. Early morning, before a 38C day.
Sunrising over Kakadu

Sunrising over Kakadu

Diana Australis
25 Sep 2013 65 40 2285
Sacred lotus on the Alligator River in the 20,000 square km Kakadu National Park (UNESCO biosphere). Northern Australia.
Evolution

Evolution

Diana Australis
24 Aug 2013 32 14 1008
The three phases of the Sturt Desert Pea flower, which only grows in the red and arid sands of Central and desert Australia