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Book Review: Dingo - The true story of Australia's most maligned native animal

17 September 2026

Book Review: Dingo - The true story of Australia's most maligned native animal

17 September 2026

Roland Breckwoldt’s Dingo: The true story of Australia's most maligned native animal is an easily accessible, encyclopaedic book about all aspects of Australia’s dingo. Whether you want to know about its evolution, natural history, biology, persecution, cultural role, etc; it is all covered in this book.

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17 September 2026

Alpine Dingoes starting their day

17 September 2026

Alpine Dingoes starting their day

17 September 2026

In mid-September, I was fortunate enough to have another amazing encounter with the beautiful Alpine Dingoes (Canis lupus dingo) of Namadgi National Park. When I photograph dingoes, I generally use a Canon RF 200-800mm F6.3-9 IS USM Lens, normally at 800mm to keep a safe distance from the dingoes, and to reduce any stress on them. In an attempt to further reduce the stress on these dingoes, I have also been regularly visiting this area over the last couple of months so that they became accustomed to my presence. These photos are part of a project that I am working on for my photography diploma at CIT, with this folio highlighting the need to conserve these beautiful animals.

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17 September 2026

Swamp Harrier flying

16 September 2026

Swamp Harrier flying

16 September 2026

This Swamp Harrier (Circus approximans) was initially on the ground when I was walking through Orroral Valley along a part of the Australian Alps Walking Track. I didn’t notice it until it called and took off quickly. Once in the air it circled around until it gained height and then glided further away, over the Orroral River. It wasn’t on a nest because it was well away from water, although it may have just dived at some prey.

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16 September 2026

I acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands on which I wander, and I pay my respects to their elders past, present and emerging.

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