BEST OF DOUGLAS PHOTOS - FEBRUARY

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Luigi Scomazzon and Dalta Hatfield working hard to keep produce on the tables of Douglas Shire during the food shortages early in February. Picture: Bryan Littlely

In our latest monthly photo gallery as part of a new regular series, we have selected some of the best photos taken across the district for the month of February.

If you know of any stunning photos for March, let us know at [email protected]

The Ol Mate Fisherman sculpture led us on a merry chase last month. Picture: Anonymous
Photographer Josephine Warnet loves flying her drone over Four Mile, often spotting eagle rays near the shore. Picture: Josephine Warnet
A fisherman throws his net out at Four Mile Beach beneath a rainbow. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Golfer shanks one badly at Mossman golf course. Picture: Bryan Littlely
Clouds shroud the hills behind the Port Douglas waterfront. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Dusk at the Sugar Wharf. Picture: awena-daniel.com
Long-time gymnastics coach Vanessa Carey during the rebuilding off her club's Mossman venue following Cyclone Jasper flooding. Picture: Byron Filmer
Flash flooding at the former Mossman Mill. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Windswell's Brett Wright wakeboarding off Four Mile Beach. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Photographer Josephine Warnet often sees dugongs near the mangroves at the end of Four Mile Beach or by Rex Smeal Park. Picture: Josephine Warnet
A three-and-a-half metre scrub python was spotted in a Cooya Beach yard. Picture: Beth Treloar Gomez
Port Douglas Yacht Club Rear Commodore Peter Cooper at the club. Picture: Shaun Hollis
Heptathlete Unity Beitzel finished second at the state championships. Picture: Kylie Nyssen/Athletics Thru My Lens
Sunset over the Port Douglas estuary area. Picture: Shaun Hollis

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