Cape Tribulation, Queensland, 25 July 2022
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We decided our last afternoon in Cape Trib (/Daintree) at our accomodation.  After all, when you have your own little private patch of rainforest, whay not explore it a little more and renew acquaintance with some of those we were introduced to earlier.  Some of these images may be based from infrared.

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This is just in front of the room we were staying in.

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One of these first two images is infrared and the other normal colour.  I’ll leave you to work out which.

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Orange-footed scrubfowl.

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Bush turkey, hanging around looking for handouts.  Both birds from our verandah.

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A flower in the lily pond.

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I actually took a much wider image but found this detail more compelling.

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And so off we went for a journey in our “extended back yard”.

More info on the context for these sculptures in in a previous post.

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Less flowers than the day before but there are ants crawling over it now.

This image and the next five are focus-stacked.  In other words, macro shots have a very narrow depth of field but you can expand it by combining multiple images.

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