Australian bush
Rugged eucalyptus country
The Australian bush is the wild, sparsely populated interior of Australia—scrubland, forests, and outback terrain beyond urban areas.
It evokes a rugged landscape of eucalyptus, red earth, and distinctive wildlife.
Going into the bush means leaving civilization behind.
Bush also functions as an adjective: bush tucker, bush medicine.
The bush holds central place in Australian national identity, symbolizing self-reliance and connection to the land.
- kookaburraAustralian kingfisher with laughing call
- kangarooPouched Australian leaper
- spinifexSpiky desert grass
- eucalyptusAromatic Australian timber tree
- gum treeResin-producing hardwood species
campfire · tin roof · Dreamtime · outback · dry creek bed · emu · corroboree · billabong · bilby · swagman · red earth · red dirt · drover · wattle · Waltzing Matilda · billycan · wombat · stockman
- Scottish culturebagpipes, kilts, tartan, haggis, Highland Games
- Australian ArtAboriginal art, dot painting, indigenous art, Mona
Australian bushcity
Large populated area
urban areas · metropolis · inner city · concrete jungle · urban area
Australian bushcoast
Land beside the ocean
coastline · seaside · coastal regions · beachfront · beach
Australian bushfarmland
Agricultural terrain
agricultural land · cropland · orchards · vineyards · plantations