This week I was working on Kangaroo Island for two days. I had a little spare time in the evening, and also an hour at Seal Bay before leaving for the airport.
The hotel I stayed at had a small courtyard, with a resident kangaroo and wallaby. After dinner I went to Remarkable Rocks.
The next morning was drizzly, but I still went out, and almost ran over this couple in the middle of the road.
I also found a few interesting flowers, the first two, as yet unidentified, and the third is a bottle brush.
I managed a couple of shots of birds, Crescent honeyeaters and White-eyes were common around the hotel, and this Raven was sunning itself at Seal Bay.
At the Australian Sealion colony there were plenty of sealions on the beach.
Originally from the UK, I have lived in Australia since April 2004. I am a keen photographer of wildlife and Aviation. I live on the edge of a seasonal wetland reserve on the northern edge of Adelaide. I use a Canon R7 Mirrorless Digital SLR with Canon RF24-240mm and RF 100-400mm Lenses . If you are visiting Adelaide, I would be happy to give information on locations for wildlife and aeroplane watching, or to take you out for a day if I am available.
Those roos are such cool looking chaps and the seals are delightful as well~
ReplyDeleteStunning images Tony,love the honeyeaters and White- Eyes.
ReplyDeleteThe Roos look fab.
John.
you have a really good eye for photography.
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