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Something different
Thu 05 Feb, 2009 9:57 pm
These are from Narwantapu today- we walked out a bit along the scrub behind Baker's Beach, and then back along the beach.
A bit different to the usual....
A collection of Ladybirds in rafters at the Bird Hide
[Devil tracks on the dunes.....
A bit different to the usual....
A collection of Ladybirds in rafters at the Bird Hide
[Devil tracks on the dunes.....
Last edited by the_camera_poser on Fri 09 Oct, 2009 7:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Something different
Fri 06 Feb, 2009 4:49 pm
Nice photos. Perhaps the young one suspected that you had brought her along as devil bait. 
Re: Something different
Fri 06 Feb, 2009 10:38 pm
Some great macro shots there.
Re: Something different
Sat 07 Feb, 2009 7:29 am
MJD wrote:Nice photos. Perhaps the young one suspected that you had brought her along as devil bait.
We told her if she didn't hurry up that we'd leave her for the devils to nibble on. I think I've read "where the Wild Things Are" one too many times to her, and she thinks she'd become Queen Maxine of the Devils
Re: Something different
Sun 08 Feb, 2009 9:07 pm
The first pic of the coastal wattle is great.
Haha that last pic reminds me. Apparently I used to do the same on long walks as a kid, until I realised I was just falling behind... Well I'm still bushwalking today so it can't have been that bad an experience.
Haha that last pic reminds me. Apparently I used to do the same on long walks as a kid, until I realised I was just falling behind... Well I'm still bushwalking today so it can't have been that bad an experience.
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