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Category: Plant and Animal Habitats 2011 Winners

Years 4-7

1st Prize
Anxiously Waiting

Zac Gallagher

(Parkerville Primary School)

Here are two young red-tailed black cockatoos waiting for their Mum to come and take them for a fly to the next tree.
2nd Prize
Hello There

Nadia Bell

(Beaconsfield Primary School)

Clown fish in their coral wonderland.
3rd Prize
One Two Three

Nicholas Henderson

(Parkerville Primary School)

We don''t need to live like toadstools to see we have a problem with global warming.
Highly Commended
Sweet Nectar

Boston Stupar

(Parkerville Primary School)

A snapshot of pollination on a warm Autumn morning in the fruitful Swan Valley.
Highly Recommended
Ghost Crab

Tyler Christian

(Cocos Island District High School)

Scared Ghost Crab at Cocos!!

Years 8-10

1st Prize
The Little Worker

Isabella Leandri

(Iona Presentation College)

The tireless working bee hovering around the scape of the Xanthorrhoea during its unique flowering time licking his lips in anticipation.
2nd Prize
Turtle

Jack Jones

(Scotch College)

A day in the life of the green turtle at Ningaloo reef as it glides through the coral plantations.
3rd Prize
Tale of a Tawny

Ebony-Jo Upton

(Australian Christian College Southlands)

I met this Tawny Frogmouth at Eagles Heritage. The people there care for injured native birds. I have a lot of respect for these people.
Highly Commended
Cycle of the Dunes

Chloe Cox

(Busselton Senior High School)

Winds bury the vegetation rains come moistening the soil allowing fungus to spring to life using the precious nutrients stored in the dead vegetation.

Years 11-12

1st Prize
Plover on the Beach

Benn Tudor-Roberts

(Peter Moyes Anglican Community School)

A tiny Plover runs along the shoreline of a Perth beach in search for food.
2nd Prize
Curious Creature

Zachary Langsford

(Scotch College)

Captured this small curious Fairy Wren in South-West Australia before it pounced off.
3rd Prize
Litoria Caerulea

Benedict Lawrence

(Perth Modern School)

This Australian Green Tree Frog trapped inside an amenities cubicle in Broome Western Australia is a symbol of environmental alienation caused by human over development.
Highly Commended
A Halo Of Candles

Alexandra Osredecki

(Bunbury Catholic College)

Candle - like petals beckon the bees and butterflies towards the trove of treasure at the heart of this Protea.

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