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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

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  1. View of another National Park

    View of another National Park

    So then we made our way down to Cheynes Beach, rather beautiful, as you can see. It also gave us nice views of the neighbouring national park called Many Peaks - you can just see a few of them in the distance.
  2. Muttonbird Lookout

    Muttonbird Lookout

    After breakfast we headed off for the intriguingly named Muttonbird Beach; this is in the general direction of Denmark, which we'd visited a few days before. Unfortunately, I have a confession to make... I made a mess of the pictures I tried to take that day, so all I've got for you is a rather...
  3. Carrion Crow

    Carrion Crow

    Another right over the top of my head image on that walk up The Knockie.... oh my poor neck!! ... and I still hadn't remembered to change from Landscape mode!!
  4. Mistle Thrush

    Mistle Thrush

    There's a hill at the back of the town that I've never been up. It goes up, and up, and up forever. A beautiful November day thought I'd see how far I could get (half way)! But I did keep stopping on route to look at the view and getting some pictures. Nearly broke my neck trying to get this...
  5. Autumn colours

    Autumn colours

    As I walked up from the river bank back towards the car, I was really taken with this view. You wouldn't think this was looking towards the town and industrial units, would you LOL.
  6. Mr Speckly

    Mr Speckly

    Sorry, focus was a bit off on this one, but it's the only picture I have of this guy, and not seen him since. I've not seen much in the way of Blackbirds for a while, just hoping they'll be back soon. We have frozen white stuff outside and more light showers passing through every now and then...
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