Tasmania T-Shirts

Upset a Tassie Devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) and they will show their teeth and make an horrendous growling sound - hence their name. Tasmanian Devils are the largest surviving carnivorous marsupials in the world. The size of a small dog, weighing up to 14kg (26 pounds), about 30cm (11.8 inches) tall and 76cm (30inches) in length from nose to tail. They have one of the most powerful bites of any mammal, for their size.

Wind swept Mt. Wellington. This was when the cloud covered the top of the mountain 1200m above sea level.

Jersey Cows in the gardens of Government House, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Fairy Terns (Sterna nereis) listed as rare under the Tasmanian Threatened Species Protection Act 1995 Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia 3H1011.9584 Nikon D300 | Sigma 120-400OS @ 400mm 1/500s f/20 ISO800 | Raw Featured in GEMS (1 January 2011) Featured in Wild Nature Photography & Writing (8 January 2011) Featured in 100 - 499 Views (5 April 2011) Featured in Cee’s Fun Nikon Group (7 August 2011) Featured in The Best of Anything & Everything (7 September 2011) Featured in The Beauty of Nature (23 October 2011) Featured in Amateur Photographers' Association (20 November 2011) Featured in This, That, and the Other Thing (24 May 2013) Featured in The Wonder of Wings (1 October 2014) Featured in The Power of Photography (17 April 2016) Fe...

The wilderness that surrounds Dove Lake and Cradle Mountain.

Devils Kitchen - Tasmania. There used to be a stairway down to this blow hole, has now been removed. Just so impressive.

Little Island at Midway Point Tasmania, Australia at sunset

Duck pond at the Royal Tasmanian Botanical gardens.

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Show your love for Australia by sporting this vibrant map design. Image includes states, major cities, lakes and parks.

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The sun setting over Orielton Lagoon, Tasmania, Australia

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A view of Hobart, Tasmania taken from the top of Mount Wellington

Sunset at the Midway Point sandstone cliffs

A nearly morning scene on the River Derwent in Tasmania, along with those beautiful reflections. A wonderful start to my day.

There is a series of small waterfalls or cascades on the Crater Lake circuit at Cradle Mountain National Park in Tasmania, Australia. This beautiful lush area was a highlight of my short trip to Tasmania in March 2010. Taken with a Canon 400D, RAW Mode, Manual setting, ISO 400, F22, Exposure .5 seconds, 18-55mm lens. *Feature* Cradle Mountain group, July 2010. 1054 views as of Sept 18, 2016.

A coastal gem in Tasmania, Australia, where dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and diverse wildlife converge to create an awe-inspiring natural haven for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike.

This small group shows a tiger curled up to have a sleep whilst the other two are looking out.

This illustration is a homage to the style of Paula Scher. Keeping Tasmania's endangered species on the radar!

The rocky coast saturated with colour beyond the normal

Strickland Falls, Hobart Tasmania

Reflections of cumbungi at New Norfolk, Tasmania

Fireworks for the Royal Hobart Show, Tasmania

Hobart, TAS

These beautiful Owls live in the wilds of Tasmania and nest in the hollows of very old Eucalypt trees, they are endangered due to habitat loss.

The beach at Blackman's Bay, Tasmania, taken using my IPhone camera. This photo was *featured* in' World Wide Sunsets'. #beaches #seaside #Tasmania

Bruny Island is south of Hobart, Tasmania. Geologically, it is actually two islands, North and South Bruny joined together by a narrow sandspit. To the left (East) is the Tasman Sea and on the right is the D’Entrecasteaux Channel. 26 Jan, 2010 Nikon 5000, ISO 200, f/11. 1/160 sec, 36mm.

The Tasmanian Devil is an iconic species known around the world however its future is jeopardized as it has been dying from a disease spreading through the wild populations.

Straight Outta Hobart - Gift for Australian From Hobart in Tasmania Australia

Do you find Tasmanian devils, an exotic animal from Australia, also called carnivorous marsupial, fascinating? And do you have an interest in Australian wildlife and endangered animals? If yes then this Tasmanian Devils lover design is for you.

A Pop Art Travel Print of Hobart - Australia

A Pop Art Travel Print of Hobart - Australia

Tasmanian Tiger. Australian marsupial with caption. Original design by KC Morcom

I drew it with white pencil on a black paper From wikipedia: The thylacine (binomial name Thylacinus cynocephalus), also commonly known as the Tasmanian tiger or Tasmanian wolf, is an extinct carnivorous marsupial that was native to the Australian mainland and the islands of Tasmania and New Guinea.

Celebrating the life of a Thylacine tiger.