Outback Cattlemen.

These are some tough, resourceful, hard working gentlemen who enjoy catching up with their neighbours who are often 100 or more kilometres away.

Corella.

These beauties are often mistaken for the yellow crested cockatoos, but are just as noisy.

Water Dish Frog.

The cat was a little miffed he had to share the water with the tree frog.

Outback Rodeo 2.

There's a lot of skill involved with using a lasso, and it comes in handy when it's time to muster their cattle in the outback.

Outback Rodeo1.

Great afternoon and it was interesting watching the skill of the riders.

Tropical Rain.

So much water and so warm.

A Few Puppies.

These delightful pups looked as if they were looking for ways to escape the ute and into some trouble.

Lorikeet Clean Up.

Agile little creatures.

Breakfast For Wedgetail Eagle.

I was about 80m away, and so delighted to have come across this beautiful bird.

Emu Gathering.

It was late afternoon and we were heading home when we came across this lot.

Black Cockatoos.

Unfortunately I was unable to get any closer, they don't hang around when they see or hear humans.

Lorikeet Couple.

Lorikeets are very affectionate, very entertaining and extremely noisy.

Shocked Noisy Miner.

I love the expressions of both these birds. The smaller one was flapping around frantically trying to get out of the dish.

Outback Dreams.

This is a photo I took a few years ago when I was working in the outback. I'm sure this place has had some interesting times.

Calf Stopper.

Kids do come in handy when you want the calves to stay put while picking up the next one.

Patchwork Wall.

Good old corrugated iron, comes in handy for all sorts of things.