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746-88440 - Tasmanian Devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) feeding on carrion (roadkill used as bait) during the night. The Tasmanian Devil is the largest of the Dasyuridae, strictly protected and endangered. They are primarily nocturnal and opportunists feeding mostly on carrion, Australia, Tasmania
746-88441 - Tasmanian Devil (Sarcophilus harrisii) feeding on carrion (roadkill used as bait) during the night. The Tasmanian Devil is the largest of the Dasyuridae, strictly protected and endangered. They are primarily nocturnal and opportunists feeding mostly on carrion, Australia, Tasmania
733-1690 - Peaks of Cradle Mountain, 1545m, on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
756-1932 - Cradle Mountain and Dove Lake, with deciduous beech (Fagus) in fall colors, Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1673 - Mount Pelion East 1433m, from Mount Ossa 1617m, Tasmania's highest mountain on the overland track in Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1672 - View of Mount Pelion East, 1433m, from Mount Ossa, on the overland track in Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1671 - Hikers walking towards Barn Bluff on the overland track in Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1701 - Mount Oakleigh at New Pelion on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1700 - Mount Oakleigh at New Pelion on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1698 - View of Mount Pelion East, 1433m, from Mount Ossa, 1617m, Tasmania's highest mountain on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1697 - View from Mount Ossa, 1617m, Tasmania's highest mountain on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1696 - View from the top of Mount Ossa, 1617m, Tasmania's highest mountain on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1695 - Mount Pelion West on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1694 - Hiking trail and rocky peaks on Cradle Mountain on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1693 - Hiking trail and rocky peaks on Cradle Mountain on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1692 - View of Barn Bluff from Cradle Mountain on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wildernes, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
733-1691 - Peaks of Cradle Mountain, 1545m, and wallaby feeding on shrubs on the Overland Track, Cradle Mountain Lake St. Clair National Park, part of Tasmanian Wilderness, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
83-12070 - The Tasmanian Pademelon or red-bellied wallaby, a small nocturnal kangaroo-like marsupial, hunted for its fur and extinct on the mainland, Mount Field National Park, the south, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
83-12069 - The Tasmanian Pademelon or red-bellied wallaby, a small nocturnal kangaroo-like marsupial, hunted for its fur and extinct on the mainland, Mount Field National Park, the south, Tasmania, Australia, Pacific
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