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If you click on a tiled image it will take you to a slideshow where you can see the captions, alternatively hover over an image and they will show up.
Furry
Feathered
Baby Frogmouth
Red Wattlebird
Silvereye
Rainbow Lorikeet eating Loquats
Pardalote
New Holland Honeyeater
Australian Magpie with broken foot
Little Raven
Kookaburra
Tawny Frogmouth family
Young Currawong
Crested Pigeon
Flighty
Brown Wanderer Butterfly
Southern Grass-dart
Rayed Blue butterfly
Planthopper
Moth hiding under bark
Lovebug
Dragonfly
Damselfly
Fighting bees
Unknown butterfly
Cabbage White butterfly
Scaly
Skink
Marbled gecko – maybe pregnant
Creepy, Crawly, Slimy or Scary
Ant with egg
Vine Moth caterpillar
White spider with massive meal
Scorpion
Pie-dish Beetle
Frog and Millipede
Cricket
Centipede
Ant with egg
……and now a little postscript. “Why Blue-banded Bees drive me nuts”
Check out the video here:
Can you see the bee?
It really is there, just follow the arrow and you’ll find it… maybe!
snaphappi 
Love your photos of the tawny frogmouths, and that planthopper is so bright and green! Good captures of the damselfly and dragonfly – they’re hard to photograph.
I’m lucky the Frogmouths keep coming back to pose for me. The Planthopper was a new insect to me. We still have some pools of water in a creek bed and the Damselflies are prolific but the Dragonfly was a lucky shot. I saw it land on a flat stone a couple of metres away so I just focused on that and hoped for the best.
Great photos you must have more patience than I do.
Any excuse to be outside! I don’t have enough patience for the Blue-banded Bees though I have fluked a couple of good shots.
Your galleries made me smile, especially that shot of the koala.
janet
I only spotted the koala when the light was fading.