Dingoes
- amazing animals, nothing like dogs
Johnny
Banjo at Glass Water Creek, Litchfield Station
By Jake
Sims
Mr Banjo is a Maramanindji
man who lives at Nauiyu Nambiyu, with his wife and two grown-up sons. He has
spent his working life as a stockman on cattle stations in the Daly River
region. He is the Traditional Owner of country to the south-west of Nauiyu
Nambiyu. Some 40 years ago, Mr Banjo was attacked by a saltwater
crocodile while swimming across the Daly River. He survived by plunging
his forefingers into the crocodile’s eyes. A deep scar on his forehead is a
permanent reminder of his narrow escape.
Night
shift
By binjy who
writes
She sits on a post alongside an old walnut tree - all the muted shades
suggesting Winter .
It IS Winter , and she is TYTO ALBA, a barn owl . She hunts mice and
other creatures of the night , swooping silently on wings which beat softly
.
We are fortunate that she has chosen our yard in which to rest ,and for
someone addicted to the capturing of images, her position near the house a few
days ago was just magic .
The
Lens & the Brush
By Greg
Larchin
Gundars Eglentals is a
well-known artist around the Sunshine Coast Hinterland area. He can often be
seen near Mary Cairncross Park on a Sunday with his easel and palette capturing
our beautiful Glasshouse Mountains. My image shows him at work as
well as his subject and his art.
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