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Gallery: Bird beauties of SE Queensland

By AG STAFF • January 28, 2014

New Holland honeyeater (Phylidonyris pyrrhoptera) Obi Obi Valley, Queensland. (Credit: Graeme Toft)

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There is a plethora of stunning birds in south-east Queensland and photographer Graeme Toft, based on the Sunshine Coast, specialises in capturing them. His primary area of interest is the local residents and migratory species of SE Queensland. “There is a wonderful diversity of species within a three hour drive from my home. A lifetime could be spent photographing them all,” he says.

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