Another Ronaldson-Tippett engine spotted in Beechworth back in 2010.
- Camera: PENTAX K20D
- ISO: 400
A white-headed pigeon at the Healesville Sanctuary
A mother bush stone-curlew sits on her clutch of eggs right next to the footpath in the Healesville Sanctuary.
The Healesville Sanctuary’s mosaic replica of the 1932 1 shilling (1/-) Lyrebird stamp. These mosaics were created by artist Simon Normand
The replica 5½d Emu stamp from 1942 at the Healesville Sanctuary. The replica is a giant mosaic created by artist Simon Normand.
Another giant stamp mosaic by Simon Normand at the Healesville Sanctuary, a 6/- Gippsland Water Dragon. This is another one that I haven’t been able to find a “real” version of.
The 9d Kangaroo stamp from 1960 replicated as a large scale mosaic by Simon Normand at the Healesville Sanctuary.
Another replica stamp in mosaic form by Simon Normand at the Healesville Sanctuary – the 11d Rabbit Bandicoot.
The 1/- Platypus in the Healesville Sanctuary collection of mosaic stamps by artist Simon Normand.
A mosaic replica of the 1937 6d Kookaburra stamp in the Healesville Sanctuary. The mosaic is a part of a collection of works created by artist Simon Normand.
Healesville Sanctuary’s giant stamp mosaics were created by artist Simon Normand, this one is a 8d Tiger Cat. This is a replica of a stamp from 1960, and the Tiger Cat is now known as a Tiger Quoll .
Another of the Healesville Sanctuary’s giant stamp mosaics created by artist Simon Normand, a koala in a tree. This one looks like a version of a 1930s stamp.