A megastore of mammal fossils in south eastern South Australia at Naracoorte Naracoorte is in south eastern South Australia in a state region called The

The Tyrendarra lava flow from Budj Bim covered land to its west and formed a long narrow 18km flow southward. Currently it seems to end

Lake Mungo floor with the lunette on the north and east side in the background. Mungo National Park Lake Mungo and its past inhabitants It

Eucalypts River red gums, E. camaldulensis, on the Murray River Morgan, SA Most Travellers in Australia encounter a new range of plants once they move

Acacia Golden Wattle, Australia’s National Floral Symbol (Source: Wikipedia Commons) Most Travellers in Australia encounter a new range of plants once they move out of

Spinifex and Spinifex Hummocks of Triodia sp. on the sand dune above the tidal lake, East Vansittart Bay, Kimberley, W.A. Most Travellers in Australia encounter

Background briefing – The Flinders Ranges, South AustraliaNotes for travellers on the landscapes and natural history #4 Background briefing – The Flinders Ranges, South AustraliaNotes

Gawler Ranges Eyre Peninsula, Port Lincoln and Iron Knob Spencer Gulf, Gulf St Vincent and Yorke Peninsula Ores and Minerals A W (Sandy) Scott. Nov.

These four, typically Australian genera all belong in the same plant family Proteaceae, a family of flowering plants primarily distributed in countries south of the

In these articles I generally refrain from describing the magnificence and uniqueness of the local landforms but give a broad outline of the formation of

Notes for travellers in Western Australian Kimberley on landscapes near Talbot Bay. The ‘Kimberley Landscapes’ post introduces many of the names and process mentioned in

Kimberley Coast Western Australia The ‘Kimberley Landscapes’ post introduces many of the names and process mentioned in this article. Readers may find it a useful

Location and climate The Kimberley is a remote location of Western Australia that makes up the northern section of this State and in area the

Many Kimberley travellers particularly those visiting by sea, are generally fortunate enough to travel inland along estuaries like that of the Berkeley, King George, Hunter,

Koolama Bay This is a u-shaped bay about 4km wide and 5km long facing NW (northwest) into the Timor Sea. It is surrounded by cliffs

Mangroves are a most common shrubs or trees especially near the coastal waterways in the tropics and sub-tropics, but mangrove species become less frequent in

Bark variation as seen with Eucalyptus and closely related species Eucalypt in the common name for well over 700 species of low shrubs to giant