Also called the Mollyhawk. A huge variety of sea gulls of about 60 cm tall with a wing span of about 1.5M. This couple was holding up on a light post at the jetty in Esperance.
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Nature never goes out of style
Nothing can compare to the original shapes of flora and fauna. Life is beautiful and while wandering around I regularly have a lucky find of some real pretty things. I used to take them home but nowadays I take my digital camera with me and leave them in place. They are my inspiration!
© by Wilma van Boxtel
Deseos Design
Use of my images is only allowed with my written approval.
© by Wilma van Boxtel
Deseos Design
Use of my images is only allowed with my written approval.
- Wilma
- Perth, WA, Australia
- Wilma van Boxtel - Industrial Product Designer - Lecturer Design and Interior Architecture at Curtin University Sustainable Design Perth Industrial Design Perth WA Product Design Perth
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