Ankylosaur Rain

It's raining ankylosaurs! No not really, but they do seem to pop up out of nowhere sometimes. Here are two in Dinosaur Canyon at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum.

Night At The Museum

Night time at the Museum brings out the twilight colours and shadows of the bronze dinosaurs. Here, Gordo the guardian keeps a close eye on the Dinosaur Canyon Outpost at the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum.

Dinosaur Silhouette

An evening at Dinosaur Canyon reveals some amazing sights.

Full Moon

A full Moon rising over the Dinosaur Canyon Outpost.

Dinosaur Canyon

Sunrise over Dinosaur Canyon at the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs Museum.

Vertebrae In Bronze

A single vertebrae in bronze.

Detail

A detail of the Dinosaur Canyon Outpost at the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs Museum in Winton.

Run!

A recreation of a dinosaur stampede at the Dinosaur Canyon Outpost on the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs jump-up.

Kunbarrasaurus Ieversi

A Kunbarrasaurus ieversi (commonly called a Minmi) spies an observer as it grazes along the jump up.

Dinosaur Canyon

The Dinosaur Canyon Outpost with bronze femur prepares for the oncoming crowds.

Death In The Billabong

A death in the billabong leaves some bones behind at Dinosaur Canyon on the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs jump-up.

Run Dinosaurs, Run

A herd of dinosaurs runs in fear as a predator heads their way.

Pterodactylus Nesting

A Pterodactylus nests on a boulder in the evening sunlight.

Good Dinosaur

Who's a good dinosaur? You are! Be careful when patting these creatures, they are amazingly real. This Ornithopod guards the entry to Dinosaur Canyon at the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs.

Ribbon Cutting

The official opening of the Australian Age Of Dinosaurs, Dinosaur Canyon section by David Elliott and Dame Quentin Bryce.

Loader

Moving a few rocks into place for landscaping at the soon to be opened Dinosaur Canyon at Winton's Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum.