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Near Mansfield, Victoria. It was freezing!

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From Victoria's temperate rainforests in the Yarra Ranges and The Otways to Tasmania's ancient Gondwana forests. These prints help to restore our natural world and strengthen Australia's conservation programs.

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Five Top Trees - Native Plant Project

Eucalyptus radiata - A tree, growing to a height of 50 m in forest and woodland. Usually found in cooler or wetter habitats in New South Wales, south from near or just over the Queensland border, along the tablelands / and highlands of the coastal areas, to the Wombat State Forest and Great Otway National Park and ranges of South Gippsland in Victoria and into central Victoria.

Australian outback

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Sherbrooke Falls in Sherbrooke, Victoria, Australia is one of my favourite spots in the Dandenong Ranges. The falls themselves are a great place to explore. I took this photo on the track that leads into the falls.

Salmon gum (Eucalyptus salmonophloia) (Wurak, Weerluk) is a small to medium-sized tree endemic to Western Australia. It has pale grey bark that is shed in flakes to reveal salmon-coloured new bark in summer, narrow lance-shaped to curved leaves, creamy white flowers and hemispherical gumnuts. It typically grows to a height of 4–30m.

Standley Chasm: How to see the views that most tourists NEVER see. http://traveloutbackaustralia.com/standley-chasm-views-tourists-never-see.html/ Standley Chasm, West MacDonnell Ranges, Alice Springs, Northern Territory. Australia

Found from Top End swamps to the elegant avenues of Sydney’s eastern suburbs, our 300 species of paperbark are as Aussie as it gets.

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