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A pair of Pied Oster-catchers, running along the shoreline, King Island, Bass Strait
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Lightning Strikes over Australia
Australian & New Zealand Army Corps
Awe Inspiring Panoramic Photography
Perfect Puzzles
Australian Landmarks
Southern Lightscapes Australia
Best Sellers
Aerial Views
Photographers
The Wes Eggins Collection
Fine Art Photography
Aurora Borealis
Space
Milky Way
Travel
Vintage
Seasons
Colours of Australia
Botanical Art Prints
Abstracts
Animals
Art
Special Events
World Monuments
Images Dated
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>>> 4 Feb 2012
>>> 7 Feb 2012
>>> 9 Feb 2012
>>> 10 Feb 2012
A pair of Pied Oster-catchers, running along the shoreline, King Island, Bass Strait
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Featured 10 Feb 2012 Image
Broken arm beach
Beautiful and wild Broken Arm beach in a rugged and remote corner of King island. Very few people visit this special beach and many locals even born on the island have never walked its wonderful curved bay and shoreline
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