It gave me an opportunity to share some of the wilder parts of the territory in which I live.
Hidden coves with mountainous surrounds, riddled with treacherous slippery rocks is where we went.
I'm sure the scenery was worth it :)
These rock pools, with vivid red anemone were a good find.
They show the way in which the creature retracts its tentacles when faced with violent seas and the waterless conditions that it endures.
This Striated ( or Mangrove) Heron was a little shy of the camera.
Possibly due to the fact that he usually seen this far down the NSW coast.
As was this White Faced Heron.
Though, with careful stalking, I was able to get close enough for this shot.
Yes, an eventful trip that saw two weary photographers glad to be home.
We have yet to track down the elusive Death Adders that live down here.
Perhaps that will have to wait for another visit :)
