Gallery Four - G'day from Western Australia

Are We There Yet?

The state of Western Australia is HUGE!

With an area of more than 2 500 000 sq kms, it occupies a third of the Australian continent.

2 400 kms north to south and 12 500 kms of coastline.

"Three and a half times bigger than Texas!"

Fire Sky

Wildflower

Red Kangaroo

RED KANGAROOS

live in central Australia.

Their colouring matches the red soil of the Outback giving natural camouflage from Dingoes and Eagles.

Standing taller than man, they are Australia's largest animal.

Bush Flood

Crowned Snake

Cape Leeuwin

On the most south-westerly tip of Australia

CAPE LEEUWIN LIGHTHOUSE

where the Indian and Southern Ocean meet.
Built of local limestone and 186 steps high.

"Protecting mariners since 1895"

Karijini Gorge

Stumpy Tail

Hamelin Bay

Commercial fishing from the beach near Hamelin Bay for

WEST AUSTRALIAN SALMON
Arripis truttaceus

"you call this working!?"

Central Heating

Jewel Beetle

Bushfire

Monitor lizard

Are We There Yet?	The state of Western Australia is HUGE! With an area of more than 2 500 000 sq kms, it occupies a third of the Australian continent. 2 400 kms north to south and 12 500 kms of coastline. "Three and a half times bigger than Texas!"
Fire Sky	Wildflower
Red Kangaroo	RED KANGAROOS live in central Australia. Their colouring matches the red soil of the Outback giving natural camouflage from Dingoes and Eagles. Standing taller than man, they are Australia's largest animal.
Bush Flood	Crowned Snake
Cape Leeuwin	On the most south-westerly tip of Australia CAPE LEEUWIN LIGHTHOUSE where the Indian and Southern Ocean meet. Built of local limestone and 186 steps high. "Protecting mariners since 1895"
Karijini Gorge	Stumpy Tail
Hamelin Bay	Commercial fishing from the beach near Hamelin Bay for WEST AUSTRALIAN SALMON Arripis truttaceus "you call this working!?"
Central Heating	Jewel Beetle
Bushfire	Monitor lizard

A photographic tour of Western Australia