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Country	Province State	Place	Location	Description
Armenia		Echmiadzin		A Scarce Swallowtail feeding on a flower.
Australia		Sydney		An Australian White Ibis in Hyde Park.
Australia		Sydney		Noisy Miner in the Botanical Gardens.
Australia		Sydney		A Masked Plover in the Botanical Gardens.
Australia		Sydney		Parrot feeding on flowers.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Saw Toothed Shark.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Turtle.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	The Dugong is a relative of the manatee.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Striped fish - unidentified.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Sharks and rays viewed from undersea tunnels.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Shark.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Grey Nurse Shark.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Lobsters are crustations with exoskeletons.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Moon Jellyfish.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Fan Bellied Leatherjacket.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Corals with fishes that look like angle fish.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Australian Lungfish - a smiliar fish was the ancester of amphibians.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Corals with unidentified fishes.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Corals.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Big fish - unidentified.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Blue fish.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Corals with unidentified fishes.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Sealife	Corals from the Great Barrier Reef .
Australia		Sydney	Darling Harbour	The monorail crosses Pyrmont Bridge.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	The butterfly house is one of many sections of the Wildlife World nature reserve.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Green Tree Python.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Plumed Whistling Duck.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Green frog from the frog house.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Frogs have adapted to all Australian environments.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Lizard - unidentified.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Scrub Python.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Tiger Snake - check.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	A Koala, This animal is a marsupial, a pouched mammal.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Koalas only eat eucalyptus leaves.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Laughing Kookaburra.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Eastern Gray Kangaroo.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Kangaroo with its young in the pouch.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Kangaroo with juvenile.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	The Southern Hairy-nosed Wambat. Wambats are marsupials closely related to the koala.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Rufous Bettong, another marsupial.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Wallabie. A marsupial (pouched mammal) that is smaller than its relative, the kangaroo.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	The Echidna is one of only two types of monotremes, egg laying mammals.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	The Inland Taipan is the world's most venomous snake.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	The Parentie is the world's second largest lizard.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	The Salt Water Crocodile is the largest in thw world.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	The head of the Salt Water Crocodile.
Australia	Sydney	Darling Harbour	Wildlife World	Scales of the Salt Water Crocodile.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Penguin and shark.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Underwater tunnel with a turtle.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Manta Ray passinmg overhead.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Grey Nurse Shark.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Cuttlefish.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Large reef fish at Ocean World.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Lion fish.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Lobster rearing up.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Smooth Sting Ray.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Coral and blue reef fish.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Coral.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Coral comes in many colours.
Australia		Manly	Ocean World	Colourful reef fish.
Australia		Brisbane	Botanical Garden	Coot in the lake.
Australia		Brisbane	Botanical Garden	Three ibis in a tree.
Australia		Hervey Bay	Botanical Gardens	Purple Swamphen.
Australia		Hervey Bay	Botanical Gardens	White Ibis on a park bench.
Australia		Hervey Bay		Hervey Bay is famous for the migrating Humpback Whales that pass through its waters.
Australia		Hervey Bay		A Humpback Whale surfacing.
Australia		Hervey Bay		Humpback Whale. Whales are mammals so need to surface to breathe.
Australia		Hervey Bay		A pair of Humpback Whales, mother and calf.
Australia		Hervey Bay		A diving Humpback Whale.
Australia		Hervey Bay		A pod of Sousa Dolphins.
Australia		Hervey Bay		Sousa Dolphin, also known as the Chinese White.
Australia		Fraser Island		Yellow kneed spider.
Australia		Eungella	Broken River	The Duck-Billed Platypus is an egg-laying mammal and is unique to Australia.
Australia		Whitsunday Islands		The blue Humphead Wrasse surrounded by smaller fish in Luke Bay.
Australia		Whitsunday Islands		Barrier Reef fish at Luke Bay.
Australia		Whitsunday Islands		Monitor Lizard.
Australia		Cairns		A Colony of flying foxes in the city centre.
Australia		Cairns	Botanical Gardens	Colourful spider.
Australia		Cairns	Great Barrier Reef	Bird fishing above the reef.
Australia		Cairns	Great Barrier Reef	Coral and fish 20km off the coast of Cairns.
Australia		Cairns	Great Barrier Reef	Many fish species inhabit the waters.
Australia		Cairns	Great Barrier Reef	Striped fish.
Australia		Cairns	Great Barrier Reef	Two fish.
Australia		Cairns	Great Barrier Reef	A silver coloured fish.
Australia		Cairns	Great Barrier Reef	A shoal of fish from above.
Australia		Cairns	Great Barrier Reef	Feeding fish.
Australia		Kuranda		Brushturkey.
Australia		Kuranda	Butterfly Sanctuary	The Butterfly Sanctuary breeds and studies butterflies and moths.
Australia		Kuranda	Butterfly Sanctuary	Red Lacewing.
Australia		Kuranda	Butterfly Sanctuary	Resting Male Cairns Birdwing butterfly.
Australia		Kuranda	Butterfly Sanctuary	Detail of the Cairns Birdwing butterfly wing.
Australia		Kuranda	Butterfly Sanctuary	Caterpilar of the Cairns Birdwing.
Australia		Kuranda	Butterfly Sanctuary	Female Common Eggfly.
Australia		Kuranda	Butterfly Sanctuary	Australia Lurcher.
Australia		Kuranda	Butterfly Sanctuary	Butterflies rest with their wings held together.
Australia		Kuranda	Butterfly Sanctuary	Blue Banded Eggfly.
Australia		Kuranda	Butterfly Sanctuary	The Cruiser.
Australia		Kuranda	Birdworld	The Blue and Gold Macaw and the Scarlett Macaw are two of the birds in Birdworld.
Australia		Kuranda	Birdworld	The Cassowerie is the world's second largest bird.
Australia		Kuranda	Birdworld	Major Mitchell's Cockatoo.

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