LIFE ON THE PLATEAU

The finer details.

I don't think the green tree ants got the memo about self-isolation. They busy themselves for most of the day foraging for food which the...

If you're stuck at home self-isolating and not getting your daily dose of nature here's 15 smartphone wallpapers to help you feel a littl...

Being grateful for the little things at the moment.

While the world descends into chaos I'm just going to keep taking and sharing photos as if there's nothing going on out there. Maybe when...

From the big to the small... This is Stumpy, a Crocodile-faced Dtella (Gehyra xenopus). It's been an absolute treat photographing and lea...

Fibonacci in action. Sometimes the smallest details are as pretty as the biggest waterfall.

Wet season raindrops, soft morning light and lush green grass. A whole world of wonder right under our nose.

More critters. More macro. More crawling around in the dirt. Another nice find on the weekend that cooperated just long enough to get a c...

I'm constantly walking into spider webs around the lodge and when I'm out looking for wildlife in the dark. It's never a nice feeling pul...

Or should I say, gently crawling around after Dragons. This little guy was no more than 2-3 inches long. A Robust Two-lined Dragon (Dipor...

Late afternoon light, highlights and shadows and a prickly subject matter - the pervasive and pain-in-my-ass-as-a-tour-guide River Pandan...

A beautiful Western Giant Cave Gecko (Psuedothecadactylus cavaticus). Only found in the northwest Kimberley. Pretty sure he smiled for th...

The simple refined beauty of a Little Corella's feather. Perfectly imperfect.

Another alien invader. A Hawk Moth Caterpillar. I grew quite attached to this little guy after hanging out together for 5 or 10 minutes. ...

More pretty details right here on my doorstep. A Swamp Lily (Crinum angustifolium). I've never seen this one before, as it only flowers d...

What a beautifully ugly little fella. Pretty sure it's from another planet. A Kimberley Spadefoot (Notaden weigeli). Only found in the No...

It's now been just over 2 weeks since Cyclone Blake and the lodge is finally looking good again. No major damage, just one hell of a mess...

Another Wolf Spider enjoying its dinner. This time carrying 40-50 tiny spiderlings on its back. How amazing is nature!

The delicate beauty of the Boab flower. Only usually seen during the Kimberley's Wet season.