View of didgeridoos Doongal Aboriginal Art & Artefacts in Kuranda, Australia. Didgeridoos are possibly the world’s oldest wind instrument. They are made from tree trunks and branches that have been hollowed out by termites. The sound is unique with low-pitch resonant sounds expressed with rhythmic patterns by the player. The droning sound that is produced is often used in film when Australia or Aboriginals are featured.
The Orange Lacewing (Cethosia penthesilea) is a species of butterfly found in Australia’s Northern Territory as well as southeast...
The Australian Crow Butterfly is native to Australia and South Asia. In Asia it is known as the Common...
The Common Eggfly, is a butterfly native to Australia. As it’s name suggests, it is a common butterfly. It...
The Emperor Gum Moth is an impressive butterfly native to Australia. They inhabit the greener coastal strips in all...
View of a Cruiser Butterfly in Northern Queensland. The male has a bright orange to yellow upper-side whereas the female has...
The Cairns Birdwing is the largest butterfly in Australia. The female is larger than the male with a wingspan that...
View of a tiny Rock Ringlet (Hypocysta euphemia) butterfly. They are native to Southern Queensland, New South Wales, and...
View of Kuranda Railway Station in the town of Kuranda in Queensland’s Atherton Tablelands. The town is surrounded by...
