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    The 2025 BirdLife Australia photography awards – in pictures | Birds

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    The 2025 BirdLife Australia photography awards – in pictures | Birds

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    ‘In the heart of the outback, an intense gaze met my lens – an emu, unwavering and unafraid. Its piercing orange eyes locked on to me, a silent challenge in the midday heat.’ Photograph: Aaryan Dhakal
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    A preening brush turkey, a wise cassowary and some hungry terns are among the winning and shortlisted photos in this year’s prize. They were chosen from thousands of entries across nine categories, including the special theme of diurnal raptors. Funds raised by the competition support bird conservation programs in Australia

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