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Photos from around Tassie, 15/07/2010-26/07/2010
Wed 04 Aug, 2010 10:14 pm
A couple of photos taken at various stops along the way. Can't wait to get back!!
I think was the firs time I had ever seen a black swan.
Wedge tailed eagles on Sth Bruny island
Bruny island lighthouse
Woke up to a frost and a lovely dawn setting at this lovely spot to camp just coming down from the Central highlands
I think was the firs time I had ever seen a black swan.
Wedge tailed eagles on Sth Bruny island
Bruny island lighthouse
Woke up to a frost and a lovely dawn setting at this lovely spot to camp just coming down from the Central highlands
Re: Photos from around Tassie, 15/07/2010-26/07/2010
Wed 04 Aug, 2010 10:30 pm
Very lucky to see two wedgies together like that, very special!
Looking forward to seeing more. Don't forget about our photo competiton...
Looking forward to seeing more. Don't forget about our photo competiton...
Re: Photos from around Tassie, 15/07/2010-26/07/2010
Thu 05 Aug, 2010 8:23 pm
I hadn't been in the National Park more than 5 mins before I saw them. Yes I felt very lucky! My gf is a bit of a bird nut and it made her trip! I just wish I had a bigger zoom and a bit of IS!
Re: Photos from around Tassie, 15/07/2010-26/07/2010
Thu 05 Aug, 2010 8:34 pm
tasadam wrote:Very lucky to see two wedgies together like that, very special!
Last time I crossed the Nullabor I saw six up in a tree beside the road, with another four on the ground around it. I got within fifteen feet of them.
Of course, the camera had seized up due to sand in the winding mechanism (back in pre-digital days) so there aren't any photos . . .
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