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Lake Macdonnell South Australia "The Pink Lake" which is a section of Lake MacDonnell near Penong South Australia which has one of the worlds largest gypsum deposits. More Info

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ICDR_46853

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Lake Macdonnell South Australia "The Pink Lake" which is a section of Lake MacDonnell near Penong South Australia which has one of the worlds largest gypsum deposits. More Info

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ICDR_46855

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Lake Macdonnell South Australia "The Pink Lake" which is a section of Lake MacDonnell near Penong South Australia which has one of the worlds largest gypsum deposits. More Info

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ICDR_46857

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Lake Macdonnell South Australia "The Pink Lake" which is a section of Lake MacDonnell near Penong South Australia which has one of the worlds largest gypsum deposits. More Info

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ICDR_46861

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Lake Macdonnell South Australia "The Pink Lake" which is a section of Lake MacDonnell near Penong South Australia which has one of the worlds largest gypsum deposits. More Info

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ICDR_46863

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Lake Macdonnell South Australia "The Pink Lake" which is a section of Lake MacDonnell near Penong South Australia which has one of the worlds largest gypsum deposits. More Info

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ICDR_46865

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Lake Macdonnell South Australia "The Pink Lake" which is a section of Lake MacDonnell near Penong South Australia which has one of the worlds largest gypsum deposits. More Info

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ICDR_46875

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Lake Tungketta South Australia Aerial view of Lake Tungketta near Sheringa Eyre Peninsula South Australia More Info

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ICDR_40129

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Lighthouse Point Lowly South Australia Historic Lighthouse and light house keepers cottages at Point Lowly More Info

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ICDR_38965

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Ligurian bee Ligurian bees (Apis mellifera ligustica), originally imported in the 1880s. An act of parliament in 1885 declared the island a sanctuary for the ligurian bee and the keeping of bees other than the ligurian was prohibited. The isolation of Kangaroo Island from mainland Australia has helped in maintaining a genetically pure population of honeybees that are descendants of the original Ligurian queens. Since the arrival of the ligurian bee, no other race or strain of honeybee has been introduced onto the island, which now is home to the oldest bee sanctuary in the world. The Kangaroo Island bee population is believed to represent the last remaining pure stock of this Italian race found anywhere in the world. As such, they are considered an important genetic resource for queen breeders and for apicultural research.Kangaroo Island in South Australia More Info

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IC18579

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