I remember this place very well. My uncle Bill Jeffreys house is just down to the left and you can just about see my childhood home dead-ahead.

Looks like the lake level is somewhat lower that when we were a few years ago, in '81...

Cheers, Peterbnz

It's not often you get a reflection of a rainbow. Well done.

G'day, mate! You're either very lucky or very quick to get a shot of a platypus. I have only ever managed to see ripples on the water. Some of your images are terrific. Keep it up, we appreciate it. Regards, Wardie44

Royal Spoonbill having a rest Fivebough Swamp.

The Glossy Ibis in flight showing us a snapshot sequence of their wing movements in flight.

We were there a couple of days ago and there was a fair bit more water. Lovely place!

On bridge at Louth looking upstream, Darling River. At the time of this photo the water present had been released for the Town use, upstream from the Warrego River which flows from Queensland just north of Charleville and joins the Darling between Louth and Bourke.

Louth has always made us feel welcome. Even though the town is small the locals have a big heart. Visitors taking at break at Shindys Inn can exchange a wealth of information with the locals.