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Paluma Photo Exhibition 2026
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Peter Cooke
More! More! More please!
Hungry grey fantail Bub is NOT satisfied.
Peter Cooke
Grey fantail and Bub
Grey fantail and bub on the dam road
Peter Cooke
Grey headed robin
Grey headed robin on Smith Crescent
Peter Cooke
Male satin bower bird mid-change
Around 5 or 6 years in age male satin bower birds start a change from their juvenile female plumage to male plumage. During the change they begin a patchy moult, slowly replacing the green feathers with irridescent blue-black feathers. The transformation is complete by year seven.
Peter Cooke
Female satin bower bird
Female satin bower bird on our deck
Peter Cooke
Chowchilla
Chowchilla on the on Hyland track some years ago.
Peter Cooke
Bridled Honeyeater
Bridled honeyeater at the dam
Michele Bird
Paluma Leprechauns
Aka Peter and Dorothy at the St. Paddy's night social. A leprechaun is a small, mischievous fairy creature from Irish folklore who works as a shoemaker and guards a hidden pot of gold. (Photo entered with permission).
Michele Bird
Paluma Community Volunteers
Volunteers are the backbone of the Paluma community. Here are two of the best - Ross and Sonya, Paluma Rural Fire Brigade. (Photo entered with permission).
Anne
Looking at you...
Poor butterfly/moth plastered on a window
Anne
Feeding time
King parrots in the umbrella tree in the rain.
Ross Hyne
Neil and the Boys
TCC refuelling legends of the 2025 floods. Pictured with the bounty that they had delivered to the village, in order to keep the lights on during the Troubles. Their smiling faces didn't know that it was going to take them two days to get home.
Michele Bird
'Smithy' the currawong
'Smithy' was rescued at Paluma and hand-raised. He's now living his best life back in the wild with the flock.
Bronwyn Murray
Bleeding Heart
Near the H Track, Paluma Village
Bronwyn Murray
A Heart for Paluma
The forest floor
Bronwyn Murray
Eating my way to a better life
Paluma Village
Bronwyn Murray
Looking good in green
Paluma Village
Bronwyn Murray
Lift off
Paluma Village
Bronwyn Murray
Connecting with friends
Paluma Village
Bronwyn Murray
Little Crystal Creek
Crystal Creek Bridge