MaryseJansenArt
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This blog is dedicated to celebrating the beauty of nature, which is the inspiration for my work. Australia has an excellent and unique natural world, which many Australians take for granted and others know little about. In this blog I share my discoveries in the form of images, stories about the pictures, and interesting facts about what you see in the photos.
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1M ago
During my holiday here in New South Wales, I would love to see some Flannel Flowers. They are native to the Sydney area and even though ..read more
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2M ago
I enjoy watching the gigantic waves crashing on the rocks - and with me, so do many others. It is awe-inspiring and inevitably an experience for ..read more
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2M ago
Eastern Yellow Robins usually stay fairly close to the ground, it is likely you may spot them in their characteristic pose on the side of a tree trunk ..read more
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3M ago
Glasswing Butterfly and Dusky Blue finally sit still during a light summer shower, so I can have a good look at them ..read more
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4M ago
As I am exploring one of these pockets of bushland in the big city, I am pleasantly surprised to suddenly lay eyes on a pair of Sooty Oystercatchers ..read more
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5M ago
amazing, booming bird call that carries far and wide! I’ve come to love that sound and the source of it: is this bird it's called the Pheasant Coucal ..read more
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5M ago
Thankfully it’s not coming in my direction or I would have had to run for my life! Because this is an Eastern Brown Snake! It is regarded the most ..read more
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6M ago
When I stopped for a moment to inspect a little colourful speck on one of the plants in the rainforest, I found a couple of beautiful Leaf Beetles ..read more
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6M ago
As I enter the forest today I am accompanied by a chorus of cicadas! It makes me smile, as I know it means it’s truly summer now. Cicadas emerge ..read more
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8M ago
No wonder this bird is called a spoonbill! And suiting its majestic appearance, this particular species is called the Royal Spoonbill ..read more