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Images Dated 2016 March

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Choose from 40 pictures in our Images Dated 2016 March collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.

3 Mar 2016
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15 Mar 2016
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16 Mar 2016
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21 Mar 2016
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22 Mar 2016
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24 Mar 2016
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25 Mar 2016
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MacDonnell Ranges cycad (Macrozamia macdonnellii)

Dome and belfry of a Greek Orthodox church

Ferns on a mossy tree trunk in subtropical rainforest

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MacDonnell Ranges cycad (Macrozamia macdonnellii)

MacDonnell Ranges cycad (Macrozamia macdonnellii) in Kings Canyon, Watarrka National Park, Northern Territory, Australia

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Extensive damage to the northern escarpment of the Western Tiers from the catastrophic

Extensive damage to the northern slopes of the Central Plateau from the catastrophic

Extensive damage to the fragile environment of the Central Plateau from the catastrophic

Fire-fighting helicopter flying over the blackened northern escarpment of the Western

Extensive damage in the Fisher River valley below Devils Gullet from the catastrophic

Alpine peat on the Great Western Tiers burnt in the catastrophic bushfires beginning

Bushfire damage to the northern escarpment crest of the Western Tiers

Devils Gullet in the dolerite escarpment of the Great Western Tiers and Pencil pines

The hamlet of Nelson Bay survived the raging bushfires in January 2016 owing to the

Sarah Anne Rocks and some damage from the catastrophic bushfires beginning in January 2016

Burnt coastal heathland at Sarah Anne Rocks, destroyed in the catastrophic fires

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Extensive damage to the fragile environment of the Central Plateau from the catastrophic

Extensive damage to the fragile environment of the Central Plateau from the catastrophic bushfires that began in January 2016. Unlike many other ecosystems in Australia, Tasmania's alpine ecosystems have evolved largely in the absence of fire therefore fires have significant impact. Central Plateau Conservation Area, Great Western Tiers, northern Tasmania, Australia

Coastal scrub destroyed in the catastrophic bushfires that began in January 2016

Burnt expanse of coastal heathlands after the catastrophic bushfires that began in

Burnt coastal heathland behind Couta Rocks, destroyed in the catastrophic fires beginning

The fishing community of Couta Rocks was fortunate to survive the catastrophic bushfires

The catastrophic bushfires that began in January 2016 came right to the shoreline

Burnt expanse of forest after the catastrophic bushfires that began in January 2016

Damage along the Frankland River from the catastrophic bushfires that began in January

Regeneration six weeks after the catastrophic bushfires that began in January 2016

Arthur River flowing through temperate rainforest

Notice of closure of a walking track in the Central Plateau during the catastrophic

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The fishing community of Couta Rocks was fortunate to survive the catastrophic bushfires

The fishing community of Couta Rocks was fortunate to survive the catastrophic bushfires that began in January 2016 and came right to the shoreline of the Tarkine coast. Arthur Pieman Conservation Area, Tarkine region, northwest Tasmania, Australia

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Black-flanked rock-wallaby (Petrogale lateralis)

Banded garden spider (Argiope trifasciata)

Ochre pit used by Aboriginal Australian people for body painting

Gosse Bluff a meteorite crater created by a massive cosmic impac

Major Mitchellas cockatoo (Cacatua leadbeateri)

Wickhamas grevillea (Grevillea wickhamii)