IRL Wildlife Encounters

Part 2 of?!

1. Noisy miner. Took this shot and won a few competitions. Said, hmm. Maybe I should quit my job and pursue photography. Went well. Picnic point, QLD
2. Double Barred Finch, Toowoomba QLD
3. Masked Lapwing, Toowoomba QLD
4. European Honeybee, Laurel Bank Gardens, QLD. My first time trialling my current camera and also cleaned up an award with this shot.
5. Silver Gulls, Hervey Bay QLD
6. White Bellied Sea Eagle and I think a torresian crow, Tiaro, QLD
7. Blind Brushtail Possum, Toowoomba QLD
8. Common Skink, Rockville QLD
9. Black Coromant, Dalby QLD
10. Australian Pelican, Sommerset Dam, QLD. I have a nicer shot of a trio to share but the forum says it's too big to post

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Okay, Rainbow birds in various places.

1-5 rainbow bee eater. Toowoomba, Charleville, Quilpie, and Coffs Harbour as locations.
6-9 rainbow lorikeet. Toowoomba, Queen Mary Falls, Woodenbong as locations
10 Australian Ringnecked parrot - mallee subspecies. Quilpie Shire QLD
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1-3 Sacred Kingfisher. Bowenville and Charleville, QLD
4. Azure Kingfisher. Coffs Harbour QLD.
5-6. Sulphur Crested Cockatoo. I can't remember if I was in the Bunya Mountains, or Bell - the nearby town for these shots.
7. Oriental Dollarbird, Bowenville QLD
8-9. Scaly Br3asted Lorikeet, Bowenville QLD
10. Stirated Pardalote, Bowenville QLD
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Okay in town ATM so better internet - more photos!


1-2 - Australian King Parrot, Queen Mary Falls QLD
3-4 - Crimson Rosella, Queen Mary Falls QLD, Tenterfield NSW
5 & 10 - Eastern Rosella Mallanganee NSW
6 - Musk Lorikeet Queen Mary Falls QLD
7 - Variegated Fairywren Queen Mary Falls QLD
8 - red browed firetail Finch Queen Mary Falls QLD
9 - brown thornbill Queen Mary Falls QLD
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A few more from my archives:

1. Lizard, species unknown to me. Tooloom NP, NSW
2. Male Richmond Birdwing Butterfly, Mallanganee NSW
3. Male Satin Bowerbird, Queen Mary Falls QLD
4,5. Female or Juvenile Satin Bowerbird, Queen Mary Falls QLD
6 & 7. European Honeybee, Tenterfield Shire NSW
8. Golden Headed Cistiola, Mallanganee NSW
9, 10. White faced Heron, Mallanganee NSW
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Okay! More:

1. Superb fairywren Male, Clarence river NSW
2. Tawny Frogmouth, Nana Glen, NSW
3,4. Sedge Frog, Tenterfield Shire, NSW
5. Noisy miner, Grafton NSW
6,7. Dragonfly - I'm not sure on species, Tenterfield Shire NSW
8. wallaby, Mallanganee NSW
9. Grey Butcher Bird, Grafton NSW
10. White Cheeked Honeyeater, Woopi NSW

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Starting to share more recent pics from this year

1. Male superb fairywren, Urbenville NSW
2. Male Zebra Finch, Toompine QLD
3. Cockatiels, Quilpie Shire QLD
4. Pink Earred Duck, Toompine QLD
5. Little Corella, Woodenbong NSW
6. Zebra Finches, Charleville QLD
7. Wide Mouth Frog, Quilpie QLD
8. Galahs, Quilpie QLD
9.Osprey With Fish, Coffs Harbour Headlands, NSW
10. Zebra finches, Toompine QLD
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These are all taken in Quilpie and Eromangah, QLD.
1. Masked Woodswallow.
2. Bearded Dragon
3,4. Greater Bluebonnet
5. Y front Dotterel
6.Major Mitchell's Cockatoo
7,8. Great Egret
9.crested Pigeon
10. Wedgetail Eagle
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I love seeing the wildlife photos, Queen. Very cool and great composition (said the guy with absolutely no photo skills and uses a cheap Android phone camera)
Thank you! I work on my composition the most out of all the photography aspects, so I am glad you like.
 
Found this guy in my backyard. Anyone know what kind he is?View attachment 369749View attachment 369750
If this is in Massachusetts, I suspect it might be the gray treefrog, Hyla versicolor.

 
Found this guy in my backyard. Anyone know what kind he is?View attachment 369749View attachment 369750
If this is in Massachusetts, I suspect it might be the gray treefrog, Hyla versicolor.

I agree. Gray treefrog. I see them quite often in the country. Ironically, I see them in different colors, not gray
 
If this is in Massachusetts, I suspect it might be the gray treefrog, Hyla versicolor.

Solved!
 
Last night I went camping in the desert before reality turned to horror.

Saw a wolf pack in the middle of the night. No pictures, but was a really cool sighting nontheless. Thought I'd share seeing how it was probably my last chance to see nature in the foreseeable future.
Stay safe man ! 💪
 
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