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READER PICS: The Albany Advertiser’s readers share their best pictures of the week, December 12-18

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Two magpies showcase their aerial manoeuvres above the Mt Melville bushland.
Camera IconTwo magpies showcase their aerial manoeuvres above the Mt Melville bushland. Credit: Piercen Cottrill

From a bird’s view of Shelley Beach to Christmas-themed native blooms, here are the best pics from our readers this week.

Send your photos to greatsouthern@wanews.com.au with ‘Reader pic’ in the subject line for the chance to be featured.

A hang-glider soars over Shelley Beach.
Camera IconA hang-glider soars over Shelley Beach. Credit: Sylvie Hlavaty
A Christmas spider orchid spotted at Emu Point.
Camera IconA Christmas spider orchid spotted at Emu Point. Credit: Ross Ramm
William Schupp , Jemma Hickman , Leilani Chapman , Gabi Schupp, and Lilith Davis. Albany Children's Theatre singing Christmas carols at an aged care facility.
Camera IconWilliam Schupp , Jemma Hickman , Leilani Chapman , Gabi Schupp, and Lilith Davis. Albany Children's Theatre singing Christmas carols at an aged care facility. Credit: Ellie Matson
Blue takes a break from a hard day's work in the old Mac truck in South Stirling.
Camera IconBlue takes a break from a hard day's work in the old Mac truck in South Stirling. Credit: Tim McInnes
Hallie, Lilah and Nate Smith at the Albany Christmas Pageant.
Camera IconHallie, Lilah and Nate Smith at the Albany Christmas Pageant. Credit: Anita Waru-Bridge
Jethro Cameron on a yacht in Princess Royal Harbor for a Sailability session.
Camera IconJethro Cameron on a yacht in Princess Royal Harbor for a Sailability session. Credit: Ryan Guilfoyle
Nuytsia floribunda, known locally as moodjar and the Christmas tree.
Camera IconNuytsia floribunda, known locally as moodjar and the Christmas tree. Credit: Denise Fetherstonhaugh
The sun's rays visible through the clouds from the Bald Head Walk.
Camera IconThe sun's rays visible through the clouds from the Bald Head Walk. Credit: Michael Abrahams

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