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The colourful Adelaide Rosella with it's flame red and orange chest

This little gem was growing in the backyard of a house I lived in at St Peters, Sydney back in the 80's. I hadn't seen it before then. This photo was taken in Georges River National Park in Sydney a couple of years ago & is a cropped version of a photo I uploaded & deleted previously. Photographed with a Canon 400D, Royal National Park, NSW, Australia. *Features* Just Fun, Mar 2013. Wildflowers Of The World, Sept 2014. Australia's Natural Beauty, Oct 2014. Australian Native Plants, July 2015. 1121 views as of May 28, 2016.

Decorate your home with a study in a fine art print. This one is of the Australian Grevillea, named. Peaches and cream' Nothing could look nicer hanging on your wall!

Australian Christmas - Floral Candy Cane

I love our Australian native flora. They have such beautiful structure, form and colours. Original mixed media painting by Bev Hardidge.

Sony DSLR A200 1/80 sec F5.6 135mm, ISO 100 No editing.

Australian aboriginal kangaroo design

Major Mitchell, true blue

Our local lorikeets favorite snack food minus the birds! An Australian Native flower for you to enjoy all year around

A yellow Rosella sighted at Mildura in the Mallee district of Victoria, Australia Thankfully I was there at the right time to see it come in for a drink in the River.

Crimson Pair

New upload of my Standing Black Cockatoo.

Banksia flower print

I used about 10 images here to create this Banksia in the round. Creating I hope an image that has the feel of Art

My family and I came across this koala when going for a walk. He looked as if he was smiling at us. I took a photo and later decided to paint him. As I painted this Australian marsupial, I realized how amazingly beautiful this animal is and how we need to protect them from many dangers that they face today.

An Australian wreath, perfect for Christmas or just decoration. Featuring a quoll, numbat, waratah and wattle flowers. Specially designed as an Australian alternative for conventional holiday cards.

Baby animals are so beautiful and this one with its Mum was so good to see, cuddled up there with it's Mother

Copy of Merry Christmas - An Australian Christmas Print

a collection of animals I digitally painted. this is a collage of these native Australian animals

Funny blue satin bowerbird design perfect for Aussie bird nerds and fans of Australian wildlife. Makes a great gift for birders, bird watchers, twitchers, ornithologists as well as a funny present for hoarders and people who like to recycle.

I was tempted to call this one the Carrot Cake Currarong Kookaburra. This fella or one of his mates later flew into the boot of my car to pinch a piece of carrot cake. Thanks to Keith's wife Lorraine for the beautiful carrot cake ! Given that they eat snakes & lizards, I would have thought that something like that would be too sweet for him. Photographed with a Canon 400D at Currarong on the South Coast of NSW, Australia. *Features* Canon DLSR, Mar 2013. Rural Australia, Mar 2013. Australian Native Birds, June 2013. Love Those Creatures, July 2013. 102 views as of Apr 5, 2013. 596 views as of July 6, 2014.

When the leaves on the yam vines turn yellow it is time to start digging up the yams.

Kangaroo's enjoying the beach. painted in the style of impressionism and pointerism.

Sony A77ii Sigma 150-500mm lens at 500m ISO 1250, 1/500 sec F6.3

Based on a drawing I made years ago, this piece is about 5x firings of Reusche glass paints and enamels. The birds are Noisy Mynahs, cheeky little things and very noisy! A relative of the Indian Mynah. The red blossoms are Thorny Mountain Devils; they produce a large grey seedpod with two horns, hence the name. This glass work is actually for sale and would be eminently suitable for inclusion in a stained glass door panel or a window.

Add some color to your wardrobe with this purple turtle australian aboriginal art design or give it as the perfect gift!

Traditional Aboriginal totem eagle.

Imagine a heartwarming scene where a wattle, adorned with vibrant yellow blossoms, beams with a happy smile. Its petals seem to curl upward in joy, forming a cheerful grin that radiates positivity and warmth. Surrounded by lush green foliage, this wattle stands as a beacon of happiness, spreading its infectious smile to all who pass by. Its bright and sunny disposition uplifts spirits and brings a sense of joy to the world, reminding us to find happiness in the simplest of moments.

The wattle, with its delicate yet vibrant yellow flowers, exudes the essence of springtime. As the golden blooms sway gently in the breeze, they add a splash of color to the landscape, signaling the arrival of a new season. The wattle's branches, adorned with clusters of tiny flowers, create a captivating display of beauty and charm. With its sweet fragrance filling the air, the wattle invites admirers to pause and appreciate the simple wonders of nature. In full bloom, it serves as a symbol of renewal and hope, inspiring a sense of joy and optimism in all who behold its splendor.

Capture the festive spirit with our Christmas Australian Emu design, a whimsical and unique addition to your holiday wardrobe or home decor

An Australian Christmas - Kangaroo Illustration

I love these flowers, they are an Australian native, and I have lots of them growing on our property.

this image shows both the front and the back of the Eastern Rosella that frequent our garden here in Australia

After uploading a couple of rusty metallic images, I thought I might add something lighter & more colourful to break up the pattern a bit. Photographed with a Canon 400D at Lawson in the Blue Mountains of Australia. It's botanical name is Isopogon anemonifolius. Family: Proteaceae Distribution: Eastern New South Wales (Australia)in heath, open forest and woodland. Common Name: Broad-leaved drumsticks. Derivation of Name: Isopogon...From Greek isos, equal and pogon, a beard, referring to the equal length hairs on the fruit. anemonifolius...having foliage like the genus Anemone. Conservation Status: Not considered to be at risk in the wild. Isopogon anemonifolius is a small to medium shrub from about 0.5 to 2 metres i...

These two Kookaburras were sitting on a branch having a chat.

Traditional Aboriginal turtle.