Dinosaur Christmas

Do dinosaurs celebrate Christmas? This one does! Merry Christmas from Banjo on the Jump-Up Dark Sky Sanctuary.

Dinosaur Eclipse

Dinosaurs can see lunar eclipses too. Here Banjo the Australovenator wintonensis watches a lunar eclipse pass overhead.

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Banjo lights up in the evening.

Banjo Sunrise

Sunrise on Banjo the Austrolovenator wintonensis at the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs Museum.

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My favourite dinosaur, Banjo the Australovenator wintonensis still stands against the weathering of geological time at the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs Museum on the Jump-Up in Winton.

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The original Banjo the Australovenator statue outside the Reception Centre of the AAOD.

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Banjo the Australovenator Wintonensis still stands guard at the Reception for the Australian Age of Dinosours on the Jump Up just south of Winton.

Dinosaur On The Loose

Lookout! There's a dinosaur outside! No, it's OK, it is only bronze. Can't hurt you at all. It is a very cool dinosaur called Banjo, the Australovenator Wintonensis at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum at Winton.

Banjo Shadow

Banjo chases his shadow across the ground at the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs Museum.

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Another angle on Banjo in silhouette, looking very menacing indeed.

Banjo Under The Stars

Banjo the dinosaur at the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs museum stands silent under the stars above. If only Banjo could talk, the stories he could tell.

Banjo In Action

One last look at Banjo as he runs across the jump up. Do you think he saw us?