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An iconic image of the harvest mouse (Micromys minutus) on a stem of wheat. Taken with a Panasonic Lumix FZ150: ISO100, 1/250 at f5 at the British Wildlife Centre. 506 views 31/03/2014 Featured in: The best of anything and everything September 2013

This shot is one of my favorites from the Queen Charlotte Track in New Zealand's Marlborough Sounds. The walk covers 71km along Queen Charlotte and Kenepuru Sounds. This was the first lookout on the track after leaving Ship Cove, and while it wasn't the hardest to reach, it was certainly one that stuck in my mind because it was the first aerial view I got of the spectacular landscape I was hiking through!

A photograph of a red panda from the zoo

A photograph of a pocket watch

A photograph of a pink flower

A water dragon trying to figure out what all the fuss is about at Wilson's Outlook! This shot was taken around noon as the place slowly filled with people gathering to watch Riverfire.

It’s hard to put the feeling of being in Milford Sound into words. It all seemed so much larger than life; the mountains, the waterfalls, and the sky all made me feel so minuscule…but in the most jaw-dropping way possible. I was lucky enough to be there during a summer that had been extremely dry, which meant I’d had perfect blue skies for my entire trek down the Milford Track and into the Sound itself. However, that also meant that I didn’t get to see the walls of the fiord turn into a myriad of waterfalls or see the clouds creeping slowly up the sound. I was okay with that though, because, well, how could I not be with this view?

A photograph of a penguin at the zoo

A photograph of a flower

The crystal clear waters of Hervey Bay, as seen from a kayak near Kingfisher Bay on Fraser Island. It's insane how clearly you can see the ripples in the sand here!

Into the yellow-ringed vortex...or playing on a children's jungle gym?

Old school video professionals, this design brings you right back to a day before camcorders, memory cards, hard disks, and non-linear editing! Share your experience with pride! (Even if nobody else will understand.)

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