Caption says photo in the vicinity of the Serpentine River, one of the river valleys inundated following the construction of new dams. The resulting reservoir was called Lake Pedder, which included a smaller natural lake of the same name. Photo from: National Library of Australia

This is the original VH-UTD, delivered in 1935 and impressed into the RAAF in 1940. In 1995 another D.H. 82A VH-UTD was registered (c/n DHA341). It wears the same livery, titles and name as the original aircraft. Photo from: State Library of New South Wales

In for attention to carburetors under care of the Late Ray Windred A magnificent restoration like all craft from this legendary establishment

All is not as it seems! This Tiger is a rebuild whose original identity was A17-322, brought on RAAF charge on 14 April 1941. Sold in June 1946, it became VH-AYX. Retired at Alice Springs in December 1965. Rebuilt at Luskintyre and re-registered VH-UTD on 15 December 1995, painted to represent the original VH-UTD which was the first Tiger Moth imported into Australia for the Newcastle Aero Club in June 1935, and named 'Halcyon'.