Wonga Collection

In the vast and diverse land of Australia, there exists a captivating plant known as the Wonga Wonga vine, scientifically named Pandorea pandorana

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Crystal Falls, Wonga Walk, Dorrigo National Park, New South Wales, Australia Date: 02/02/2006

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Crystal Falls, Wonga Walk, Dorrigo National Park, New South Wales, Australia Date: 02/02/2006

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Crystal Falls, Wonga Walk, Dorrigo National Park, New South Wales, Australia Date: 02/02/2006

Wonga Collection: Relics of Captain Cook (engraving)

Relics of Captain Cook (engraving)
1046131 Relics of Captain Cook (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Relics of Captain Cook, collected by him during the Voyage of the " Endeavour)

Wonga Collection: Wonga Wonga vine, Pandorea pandorana

Wonga Wonga vine, Pandorea pandorana (Southern tecoma, Tecoma australis). Handcoloured copperplate engraving after a botanical illustration by Miss Jane Taylor from Benjamin Maund and the Rev

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Wonga Pigeon in Queensland, Australia. Date:

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Wonga Pigeon in Queensland, Australia. Date:

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Wonga Pigeon in Queensland, Australia. Date:

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Wonga Pigeon taking a dust bath in Queensland, Australia. Date:

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Wonga Pigeon taking a dust bath in Queensland, Australia. Date:

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Wonga Pigeon in Queensland, Australia. Date:

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In the vast and diverse land of Australia, there exists a captivating plant known as the Wonga Wonga vine, scientifically named Pandorea pandorana. This enchanting climber is adorned with delicate pink trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom in clusters, creating a mesmerizing display against its lush green foliage. Picture No. 12019954 showcases the vibrant beauty of this native Australian vine, where each flower seems to dance gracefully in the breeze. Its intricate petals and gentle fragrance attract various pollinators, adding life and vitality to any garden or natural landscape. As we delve deeper into Picture No. 12019955, we discover how this remarkable plant intertwines itself around trees and structures with its slender tendrils. The Wonga Wonga vine's ability to climb effortlessly symbolizes resilience and adaptability—a true survivor in harsh environments. Moving on to Picture No. 12019956, we witness an intriguing engraving titled "Relics of Captain Cook. " It reminds us of the historical significance associated with exploration and discovery—just like Captain James Cook himself—who encountered countless wonders during his voyages across uncharted territories. The DDE-90025863 hints at hidden stories waiting to be unraveled—an invitation for imagination to take flight amidst these captivating images from Australia's rich tapestry of flora and fauna. With Picture No. 12019957 comes a sense of wonder as we observe nature's intricate details up close—the delicate veins running through each petal tell tales of growth and nourishment provided by Mother Earth herself. Meanwhile, Picture No. 12019958 transports us into a world where colors blend harmoniously—a visual symphony composed by nature's brushstrokes—reminding us that even amid chaos, harmony can be found if one takes time to truly appreciate it. DDE-90025864 introduces another layer of mystery; perhaps it holds secrets only whispered among those who have ventured deep into untouched landscapes, where the Wonga Wonga vine thrives in its natural habitat.