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Following the Flurry
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Snow Flurry on a Subantartic Beach
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Snow on Station
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Station Tour
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Elephant Seals on Station
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Young elephant seal amongst the bull kelp
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View of Buckles Bay on Macquarie Island from Wireless Hill
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View of Macquarie Island Station
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View from Macquarie Station to Wireless Hill
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Station Buildings Macquarie Island 2013
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Josh the Plumber installing the 2nd pump
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Nat making up potting media on Wireless Hill
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Carrying beach pebbles up Wireless Hill 2013
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Nat returning from Field Training Oct 2013, Image by Barend (Barry) Becker)
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RTBG Horticultural Botanist Natalie Tapson with the planting frames
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Initial layout of planting frames Oct 2013
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Assessing the Equipment on Wireless Hill
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A Gentoo Penguin on Macquarie Island
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Colony of Royal Penguins on Macquarie Island
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Acaena magellanica
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Azorella flowers
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Azorella macquarensis on the plateau
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Azorella macquariensis
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Leptinella plumosa
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Different colour form of Pleurphyllym hookeri
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Pleurophyllum hookeri in flower
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Pleurophyllum hookeri
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Views over the Herb Fields
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Poa foliosa on Macquarie Island
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Stilbocarpa polaris in fruit
