There are four species of kookaburra in the world with two native to Australia the laughing kookaburra and blue-winged kookaburra. The other two species are native to New Guinea. The blue-winged kookaburra is also native to New Guinea. In view is the laughing kookaburra which is native to eastern Australia.
The view from Echo Point in Sydney’s Blue Mountains. Framed by eucalypts, the view shows Jamison Valley.
View looking down Jamison Valley in Sydney’s Blue Mountains. The valley is part of Coxs River canyon system located...
While the urban center of Sydney is on the eastern side of the Blue Mountains, the western edge eventually...
View from the western edge of the Blue Mountains near the country town of Lithgow.
View of the Blue Mountains as seen from the scenic lookout of Echo Point. Located in the town of...
In early times, the Blue Mountains west of Sydney were thought to be an impassable barrier. A way through...
The Three Sisters is a rock formation in Australia’s Blue Mountains. The canyon in view is Jamison Valley.
View of Blue Mountains National Park from Govetts Leap. The Blue Mountains is unique in that it is located...
