There were lots of Crimson Rosella and other birds on the side of the road. Sorry, no photos. Not many places to pull over when you see them.
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| Singing Honeyeater (Lichenostomus virescens) |
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| Why do people have to ignore signs to keep out |
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| Hope their photos were worth it. |
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| Some of the cliff that has collapsed |
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| A face in the limestone cliff. |
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| Early morning fog |
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| Some of the 12 Apostles |
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| Sunrise at the 12 Apostles. |
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| Loch Ard Gorge |
For a Birdseye view of the 12 Apostles check out the video our son took.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGMKyDtwnQE
9 comments:
Fantastic photos and that Singing Honeyeater is beautiful.
A nice little getaway there!
I hate seeing stupid behaviour like that shown by those people along the cliff. And you just know that if something terrible happened, everyone would call it a "tragic accident noone could have foreseen".
The Singing Honeyeater is a pretty species - looks similar to the Mangrove Honeyeater here in Brisbane.
A great post! Lovely to see!
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HI Well it certainly was worth while coming such a log way to see the 12 Apostles. Stunning especially early morning. Love the lovely little bird. I assume with a name like it has a lovely song
a very sweet honeyeater! The Twelve Apostles is a magical place to visit ...
Wonderful photos! The scenery is spectacular.
STUNNING place! Beautiful shots of the formations, and apparently from a safe viewpoint. Looks dangerous, and I agree--I hope those photographer's shots were worth the risk! :-)
The Honeyeater is gorgeous. And I love the beautiful rock formations and the coastline.. Lovely photos.
Such a beautiful area. Being new to the birding world I have to say the names of the birds are very entertaining and descriptive.
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