🎉🦕 Happy New Year’s Eve! 🦖🎉 From all of us at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum of Natural History, we wish you a joyful New Year and a safe, festive season! We hope 2026 will be filled with wonder, adventure and a little dinosaur magic. ✨ #HappyNewYear #NewYearsEve #DinosaursNewYear #ExperienceWinton #OutbackQueensland Experience Outback Queensland, Australia Experience Winton | Australian Age of Dinosaurs

Rain really transforms the landscape of Australian Age of Dinosaurs ✨ This aerial view of The Jump-Up Dark-Sky Sanctuary shows nature at work - green patches breaking through the red earth after a downpour 🌧 The Gondwana Stars Observatory's "meteorite craters" especially stand out from above 🌠👀 #ExperienceWinton #OutbackQueensland #AustralianAgeOfDinosaurs | Experience Winton

Rain magic in Winton, Outback Queensland! Step into a world of enchantment as Australian Age of Dinosaurs undergoes a magical transformation after a refreshing 6mm rain shower. Imagine the awe-inspiring beauty of Dinosaur Canyon, where ancient giants once roamed. Feel the excitement of the "March of the Titanosaurs" exhibition, where prehistoric greatness comes to life before your eyes. At the Gondwana Stars Observatory, you'll witness the stars twinkle against the night sky like never before. A

36K views · 398 reactions | ️練 CLIFFS TURN INTO WATERFALLS AFTER RECORD RAINFALL 練️ ⚠️ UPDATE: The road has now reopened 珞 The cliffs at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs near Winton have turned into waterfalls and the access road is flooded after over 240mm of rain has fallen in the last week. : Australian Age of Dinosaurs | ABC Western Queensland | Facebook

Winton has seen gidgee bugs over the years but they’ve been notably absent for the past few years. Seeing them settle on the watchful Winton ornithopod, the Guardian of the Bridge at Dinosaur Canyon, it looks like these little visitors might be making a comeback! For those wondering, gidgee bugs are native Australian stink bugs from the "Cephaloplatus" genus. They’re attracted to artificial lights at night, which can make them an unwelcome visitor to town streets, homes and businesses. Hopefully

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