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Sharon Jones Wildlife Photography

Name: Sharon Jones Wildlife Photography
Address: Pinjarra, WA, 6208, AU
Telephone: +61428280124

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Observing nature, creating art. Come with me to explore the wildlife in my backyard and beyond
🌏 Pinjarra, Western Australia
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26/10/2026

Another one from the archives, this time from Iceland. I have so many puffin photos that I will probably keep pulling them out for a while 😆. This one is about to join my collection of prints for sale at .artscollective, a fantastic art gallery in Pinjarra featuring 65 local artists.

25/10/2026

I had a reason to troll through some older shots today and had a go at re-editing this White-fronted Bee-eater image from our trip to Africa a few years ago. It's a bird on a stick, but a stunning one, and I think it turned out ok.

22/10/2026

What's even better than wildflowers? Birds in wildflowers of course.

Galah
Splendid Fairywren
Pink Cockatoo
Mulga Parrot
Red-tailed Black Cockatoo
Galahs

19/10/2026

The colours of WA's wildflower season, it really is spectacular. Very glad to have had the chance to experience it for the first time this spring in the fabulous company of and

Photos taken in the Coorow/Perenjori/Karara Rangelands areas.

18/10/2026

One of my favourite encounters while in the mid-west was coming across this flock of pink cockatoos. It was the middle of the day in bright sunshine so the light was awful photographically, but sometimes you just have to make the best of it and who could ignore such a spectacular bird.

Canon R5, 400mm f2.8 with 1.4 teleconverter
1/1250, f7.1, ISO 200

14/10/2026

I am waaaayyyy behind on my editing so here is an older one that I never got around to posting - and let's face it, can you ever have too many puffins on your feed?

This was taken at Dyrholaey Arch in Iceland, I went for a smaller in frame image as I wanted to capture the feeling of the puffins soaring over the black sand beach far below.

Canon R5, 400mm f2.8 with 1.4x teleconverter
1/3200, f4, ISO400

12/10/2026

On Saturday a spent a fun morning down at Mandurah estuary watching these red-capped plovers feeding amongst the seaweed. The weather was variable and this image was captured during a sunshower. These birds move fast, using a stop-run-peck foraging method as they catch insects, tiny crustaceans and here a sand worm along the shore.

Canon R5, 400mm f2.8 + 1.4x teleconverter
1/3200, f4, ISO 1000

09/10/2026

They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. If this is true, then numbat spotting is an insane hobby. After three trips to Dryandra with no sightings, and a fourth with a brief fly by, I headed out on a fifth trip in search of my elusive quarry. This time, however, I was rewarded with two good sightings, including this one-eared numbat. Hard to tell if it is damage or a birth defect?

01/10/2026

Some exciting news! 📸🐦

My Fairy Tern image “Is that for me?” has been Commended in the 2026 BirdLife Australia Photography Awards

Just 25 images from thousands of entries received awards, so I’m absolutely delighted to have this image among them and be able to once again showcase this incredible endangered species surviving right on Mandurah's doorstep.

Congratulations to Lachlan Hall who took out the overall winner's title as well as all of the category winners and runners up. You can check out the full winners gallery on the website.

23/09/2026

I recently visited Adelaide for the opening of the Nature Photographer of the Year exhibition opening. Although I was only there for one night I managed to squeeze in a bit of urban wildlife photography. A flock of sulphur-crested cockatoos was checking out some street trees for potential nesting hollows. Since moving to WA I have missed this charismatic species which always seem to show an abundance of personality.

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