I’ve brought back to life my bug photography page with a new dragonfly photograph from today at Lake Leschenaultia:

Astronomy, Astro Photography and Landscape Photography
I’ve brought back to life my bug photography page with a new dragonfly photograph from today at Lake Leschenaultia:
I enjoyed a night at the ASWA Tammin observing site this weekend (November 2013) and have a few photographs below to show from the trip.
Also see: Wheatbelt Kaleidoscope
Two more pictures from my recent trips to Kalbarri. Keep up with my latest astro photo’s at my Astro Photography Australia site or Facebook Page.
I took a ride to Lake Leschenaultia for the first time in a month or so and was surprised to see how full it is currently, probably the fullest I have seen it. There’s a steady flow of water in from the surrounding wetlands and streams, and a steady flow out over the overflow.
Kids were having a great time at several spots around the shore but particularly the overflow, using nets to see what they could find in the water.
A few photographs of the lake full and overflowing are below.
Check out a whole bunch of new astro photo’s from my recent trip to Kalbarri at my Astro Photography Australia page!
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