Former wildlife ranger , Frank Woerle , in his 80s, died recently in Darwin . When based at Cannon Hill , 40kms north of Jabiru , in the Kakadua National Park, he took many great photographs of the wildlife , the rugged country, spectacular storms .
A close friend of his was the top professional photographer, Mike Jensen, of the Australian News and Information Bureau , once based in Darwin , now residing in Canberra, whose work promoted the Northern Territory and Australia generally both nationally and overseas .
Frank's extensive photograph collection is still being used today , most recently in the Bush Tracks autumn edition in a lead article about the Northern Quoll at Carnarvon Station, central Queensland. Frank was cited in various reports about buffaloes, crocodiles and wild Banteng cattle with associated photographs taken by him .
A close friend of his was the top professional photographer, Mike Jensen, of the Australian News and Information Bureau , once based in Darwin , now residing in Canberra, whose work promoted the Northern Territory and Australia generally both nationally and overseas .
Frank's extensive photograph collection is still being used today , most recently in the Bush Tracks autumn edition in a lead article about the Northern Quoll at Carnarvon Station, central Queensland. Frank was cited in various reports about buffaloes, crocodiles and wild Banteng cattle with associated photographs taken by him .
Moons ago , Frank's wife, Gwen , supplied Little Darwin with a handwritten recipe for turning raw fish into tasty numus .
