Reflections at dawn in Colosseum Inlet
Then a kite run up the outside of Curtis Island to Cape Capricorn, where we met up with another Seawind called Phase 2.
Phase 2 arriving at Cape Capricorn
Phase 2 and Nimrod
Volcanic rocks on Cape Capricorn
The entrance to Yellow Patch at low tide
Osprey
White-bellied Sea Eagle
Soldier crab
Bush Thick-knee
Osprey
White-bellied Sea Eagle
Soldier crab
Bush Thick-knee
Echidna
As many will know, mammals come in three different sub-classes, the Placentals (us, cows, dogs, etc), the Marsupials, (kangaroos etc) and the Monotremes (platypuses, and echidnas).
Rosslyn Bay marina
As always you make us want to get our trusty old Prado out for a bit of adventure. We have our new roof top tent now so we are keen as mustard!!! Great photos, especially the Osprey, but I would say that wouldn't I-:). Sue and Steve
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