Meet the Quenda - A bandicoot native to Western Australia. The pouch of the female opens at the rear so she doesn't get dirt in there while digging for food.2yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/Awwducational
Black-Shouldered Kite and Mouse in Chiropractic Session Gone Awry11mo ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/natureismetal
Subtle, but I think this counts. Grebe blessed by a water rainbow.3yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/RainbowEverything
Is the preening gland meant to be a hole? Has this guy been over-using?1mo ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birding
This is a Numbat. They eat termites and they're an endangered species. They live in Wandoo bushlands in Western Australia.3yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Found this interesting Spoonbill along the Swan River in the suburbs of Perth, Western Australia.2yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/whatsthisbird
Sort of pleased this isn't better quality. I'm was angry at pelicans after seeing this one gobble up a family of ducks 😥 I didn't know they did this until yesterday.1yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birding
I nearly ran over this chunky guy today. This was the only shot I could get before he buggered off into the bush.2yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/reptiles
I got incredibly lucky while photographing this Spotted Pardalote. He put on a little show for me before disappearing into his nest with a girl spotted pardalote.2yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
A Curious Bird is the Pelican, Its Beak Can Hold More than its Belly Can. Also this...1yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birding
First Time I've Photographed Cattle Egrets. Might be my Favourite Egret.3yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
Spoonbill on an Overcast Day - Z9 Nikkor Z 100-400mm @ 400mm f/9 1/4000 sec.1yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/Nikon
Took me over 20 trips to Dryandra Woodlands, but finally, I have my Numbat.5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/perth
A mother's love. Eurasian Coots - Shot at a distance with 150-600mm lens.5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
Perth, Western Australia Wild Found in the early afternoon in the bush. There were quite a few of them. Carnivorous?6yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/whatsthisplant
Young Numbat (about 20cm) Taken at Dryandra Woodlands on Saturday 19/10.4yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/australia
Welcome Swallow was nice enough to stop darting around and pose for me.5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
A Fox came out of the bullrush for a drink while I was stalking birds.2yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Elegant Parrot @ Dryandra Woodlands. Took a lot of stealth to get this close!5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
Rainbow Bee Eaters are in town for breeding season! Perth, Western Australia.4yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birding
Met mum and her little one on a boat ramp. How old is the little cutie? Pacific black duck.3yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/duck
I love spider wasps. Here’s an Orange Spider wasp I met last year.3yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/whatsthisbug
Finally got around to creating this image of the bush on a foggy morning.5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/perth
Don't squish me - I'm native! Australian Bush Rat seen at Point Walter on Saturday.1yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/perth
Noticed this redundant setting on my aircon. What should they change it to for Perth customers?1yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/perth
Found this guy on the flywire while hanging out the washing. Ran and got my macro lens. Perth, Western Australia.5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/spiders
I jumped out of my car when I saw this whitish bird. It's a Leucistic Grey Fantail :)5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
I met a couple of Dusky Woodswallows. They took a moment out from grooming to notice me.5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
Oh look! A bee! Red Eared Firetail at Victoria Dam, Western Australia.5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birding
Southwest Western Australia - Looks like a Pacific Black Duck, but it's not black enough...2yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/whatsthisbird
Bloody Shinglebacks are all over the joint! Found another one today, crossing the road.6yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/reptiles
Juvenile Rufous Whistler. He was quite playful and landed just next to me :)5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
Varied Sittella taking the chance during the rain to stretch it's wing and have a fluff.5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birding
Lots of these guys popping up in South-West Western Australia. Quite photogenic!6yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/SavageGarden
Found several of these attached to limestone rocks by the beach in Western Australia. About 1-2cm (1/2) in diameter. Looks like a big blood clot.4yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/whatisthisthing
I think there is a secret modelling school for birds, teaching them poses... Western Gerygone Blue Steel5yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
Rainbow Bee Eater - Looking very healthy this Spring (Western Australia)6yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
Very pleased to add another wren to my list. White-Winged Fairywren Male.6yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birding
What plant is this kite perched on? Location is Western Australia next to the beach.3mo ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/whatsthisplant
*Finally* Got a good shot of this little guy. Male Splendid Fairy Wren @ Joondalup Western Australia6yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
Gorgeous Looking Black-Faced Cuckoo Shrike. Was driving out of a car park when I saw it.6yr ⋅ flippingtimmy ⋅ r/birdpics
