OBE Organic x Angus Emmott

This Australian Pratincole was photographed by Angus on the Morney Plain. It is a medium-sized nomadic shorebird which is commonly found in arid inland Australia. The Australian pratincole are known…

A bustard bird is also known by Channel Country folk as a plains turkey. Angus has captured a male, trying to attract female attention.

When breeding conditions across the Channel Country are right, thousands of brilliant budgerigars like this one, flock to the Australian outback.

Following rains in the Channel Country, in the heart of Australia, vast swathes of desert country are covered in wildflowers like these.

An Australian member of the portulaca family, it is a succulent perennial herb. Its flowering stems, usually leafy towards the base, may be up to 0.6 m long, while the…

An emu on Mitchel Grass Downs near Stonehenge. Emus inhabit vast open plains in the Channel Country.

Hawk moths come out in huge numbers after Channel Country floods. In this image the moth is feeding on the Capparis mitchellii or ‘wild orange’. The wild orange is an…

This spectacular image by Angus shows a spotted harrier being chased by a masked wood swallow.

The Common wallaroo can be found throughout most of Australia, except Tasmania. It usually lives on rocky hills, caves and rock formations with large overhangs, that can provide shade during…

Echidnas are some of the most unique animals in the world. They are sometimes referred to as ‘spiny anteaters‘. They are often found in hard mulga country, foraging for termites…