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Wooli and Yuraygir National Park

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Some images from a trip in October 2012 to Wooli and Yuraygir National Park, east of Grafton in New South Wales.

Coastal Flatwing (<i>Griseargiolestes albescens</i>), Wooli, New South Wales.

Endangered coastal emu, Yuraygir National Park, Wooli.

Grey Kangaroo, Yuraygir National Park, Wooli.

Eastern Curlews in flight, Wooli River.

Sword Grass Brown (Tisiphone abeona morrisi), Yuraygir NP, Wooli.

Sacred Kingfisher, Yuraygir NP, Wooli.

Spiderwebs in heath, Yuraygir NP, Wooli.

Spiderwebs in heath, Yuraygir NP, Wooli.

Coastal heath, Yuraygir NP, Wooli.

Early-morning spiderwebs in heath, Yuraygir NP, Wooli.

Bio-luminescent surf, Wooli.

Flowers and grass-trees after fire, Yuraygir NP.

Wooli River, Yuraygir NP.

Flannel Flowers, Yuraygir NP.

Wooli River

Coastal Flatwing (Griseargiolestes albescens), Wooli River.

Flannel Flowers, Yuraygir NP.

Silver gull, blue boat, turning of the tide, Wooli, 2009.

Bulldog ant, Wooli

Full moon rising over the bio-luminescent surf, Wooli.

Moon-rise, Wooli.

Wooli River, late afternoon.

This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged endangered coastal emu New South Wales, Wooli, Wooli River, Yuraygir National Park on January 21, 2013 by Robert Ashdown.

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