Lord Howe Island Images

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Lord Howe Island (Source)
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Lord Howe silvereye (Zosterops lateralis tephropleurus) (Source)
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Little mountain palm (Lepidorrhachis mooreana) on the summit of Mount Gower (Source)
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Sooty terns are the most abundant breeding seabirds and are common along the east coast. (Source)
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Black noddy on North Beach (Source)
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Wedding flower (Dietes robinsoniana) (Source)
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Skeleton of Meiolania platyceps, once native to Lorde Howe (Source)
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Lord Howe Island stick insect (Source)
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Parrot fish swimming in the waters of Ned's Beach (Source)
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Lord Howe white-throated pigeon (Columba vitiensis godmanae) painted by George Raper, 1790 now extinct (Source)
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Bushwalking to Little Island (bottom right) Mount Lidgbird track (Source)
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A silhouette of Lieutenant Henry Lidgbird Ball, the commander of HMS Supply (Source)
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The extinct white gallinule (Porphyrio albus). A drawing made in May 1788 by Arthur Bowes Smyth who was the surgeon aboard Lady Penrhyn, a ship of the First Fleet heading for China on its return trip to England (Source)
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Lord Howe Island Maritime Museum and Information Centre (Source)
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"Expedition to the South Seas: HMS Herald and steamship tender Torch" The Illustrated London News, 15 May 1852 (Source)
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The 1965 wreck of The Favourite in North Bay is a popular site (Source)
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The Island Trader, a fortnightly feature to the island, with the mountains in the background. (Source)
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Shopping centre on Ned's Beach Road (Source)
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Island Trader on a fortnightly delivery from Port Macquarie (Source)
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Ball's Pyramid, 23km (14mi) southeast of the main island (Source)
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Mount Lidgbird and Mount Gower viewed from Mount Eliza (Source)
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Skeleton of an extinct horned turtle (Meiolania platyceps) displayed in the Maritime Museum (Source)
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Basalt dikes on the eastern cliffs (Source)
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Volcanic breccia on Mount Lidgbird beach (Source)
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Close-up of calcarenite by Andersons Road (Source)
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Stratified calcarenite at Lagoon Beach (Source)
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Box-shaped fruit of Barringtonia asiatica, SW Pacific washed up on Blinky Beach (Source)

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