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    'Kakadu - Life in the dry'

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    Fire and smoke from controlled burning and Land Management during the dry season within Kakadu National Park add to the intensity, colour and drama of this sunset at Yellow Waters, Cooinda. by: peru14scholar Views[180] Feral Buffalo were introduced to the Northern Territory in the 19th Century as working animals for early settlers. As settlements were abandoned the Buffalo were released and are responsible for major damage to vegetation and wetlands in area's like Kakadu where I found this Bull grazing. by: peru14scholar Views[390] This large Estaurine Crocodile on the East Alligator River seeks partial shade on the river bank to help regulate body temperature. Known as an 'Ectotherm', their behaviour is determined by surrounding temperatures. by: peru14scholar Views[335] Also known as 'The Jesus Bird' for it's ability to seemingly walk on water, the Comb Crested Jacana moves gracefully on floating aquatic vegetation with large toes and claws. If threatened by predators they will submerge to escape. by: peru14scholar Views[170] With 'spirited whistlings' and 'lively twitterings' small groups to dense flocks of these Plumed Whistling Ducks with Tiger like stripes inhabit lush wetlands and floodplains throughout Kakadu National Park. by: peru14scholar Views[153]
     

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    Tuesday, 11 Nov 2014 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

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