Images Dated 2012 January

Artistic Presentation of Flannel Flowers

Intricate beauty of emerging flower contrasts with a bud of Actinotus helianthi in soft focus. A common species of flowering plant native to the bushland around Sydney

© Wes Eggins

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13 Jan 2012

© Wes Eggins

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Willie wagtail perching on branch

The Willie Wagtail is the largest, and most well-known, of the Australian fantails. The plumage is black above with a white belly. It can be distinguished from other similar-sized black and white birds by its black throat and white eyebrows and whisker marks. The name wagtail stems from the constant sideways wagging of the tail. Young birds resemble the adults, but have paler, slightly rusty edges to the feathers of the wings

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