BOONOORONG

The property adjoins the Mornington Peninsula National Park in Victoria, Australia. Covering 20 hectares (50 acres), it includes a deep wet gully (approx 4 hectares) with remnant dry sclerophyll to heathy woodland (approx 6 hectares). Most of the land was cleared for cattle grazing in the 1950's. Our aim is to re-vegetate the property with indigenous species, providing habitat and support for local wildlife. This blog records our observations and documents our journey for future custodians.

Thursday, May 16, 2013

New Camera

Recent photographs especially in poor light (eg. early morning or late afternoon) highlighted the inadequacies of our Digital Camera, so we've lashed out and purchased a Lumix FZ200 Digital Bridge Camera.

We're still getting used to it but here's a bit of a preview of some images we've taken recently whilst having a play. More to come..............

Wedge-Tail Soaring

....and again

......and once again

Lil' lady lookin' back at me

Her largish boyfriend grazing

Magpie foraging

Black Duck

Chestnut Teal

An adolescent boy lookin' a little flighty

A small congregation at dusk

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