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Placed 29^th in the challenge.

Placed 18^th in the challenge. Rainbow Lorikeet perched on the unfurling branch of Tree Fern. They were consciously perched on the branch without damaging the delicate new shoot of leaves.

Placed 49^th in the challenge.

Placed 15^th in the challenge. In the middle of the night I stumbled into this intriguing creature. I have never seen eyes on wings that look so realistic both human and cat's eyes. Granny's Cloak Moth (Speiredonia spectans)

Placed 41^st in the challenge. Wilderness area around Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park close to Sydney Metropolitan area is my source of renewal, peace and quiet with plenty of blue sky, fresh air and exotic miniature wild flowers. The flowers here are: Dillwynia floribunda (Yellow) and Boronia Ledifolia (pink) also called Sydney Boronia. They are tiny flowers each about 1/4 inch or 5mm.

Placed 78^th in the challenge. Early ferry bathed in the morning sunrrays

Placed 14^th in the challenge.

Placed 39^th in the challenge. Rainbow Lorikeet perched on the unfurling branch of Tree Fern. They were consciously perched on the branch without damaging the delicate new shoot of leaves.

Placed 8^th in the challenge. Full Moon rises to a new beginning in life. Happy Easter to all. Taken on Easter Sunday, April 5th, 2015.

Placed 5^th in the challenge. Rainbow Lorikeet perched on the unfurling branch of Tree Fern. They were consciously perched on the branch without damaging the delicate new shoot of leaves.

Placed 65^th in the challenge.

Thank you Uniqumm for your kind comments.

Placed 29^th in the challenge. At dawn break & under the Full Moon, a Fog rolled out across Sydney Cityscape and calm waters.

Placed 32^nd in the challenge.

Placed 104^th in the challenge.

Placed 19^th in the challenge. Mustang VH-MFT "Snifter/Mabel II" is ready for a joy ride. Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS Museum). Illawarra Regional Airport, Albion Park Rail NSW 2527

Placed 37^th in the challenge. A couple enjoying the tranquility of an early morning paddle on Sydney Harbour.

Placed 5^th in the challenge.

Placed 29^th in the challenge. Taken at Winter Solstice Day June 21, 2016 which is the shortest day and the longest night of the year. In Sydney the sun rose at 6:59am and set at 4:53pm, with almost 10 hours of sunlight and 14 hours of night. It is also coincides with the International Yoga Day where the scenery can help the mind to enter meditative state and refreshes our senses.

Placed 3^rd in the challenge. Australian Orb Weaving Spider (Eriophora transmarina) in my garden capturing the moon. The moon on its Waxing Gibbous phase (68.4%) on February 27, 2015. The spider is relatively harmless and beneficial.