Batemans 

81 creative works found

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  Batemans Bay Bridge
  by Darren Stones

  This bridge over the Clyde River, Batemans Bay, New South Wales, Australia.

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  Batemans Bay Bridge
  by Darren Stones

  Bridge over the Clyde River at Batemans Bay, New South Wales.

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  Boat abstract
  by Dot Radley

  a awater ref;lection in Bateman’s Bay

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  Blue Sky Tree
  by Gavin

  A lonely tree I saw sitting up on top of a cliff at Guerilla Bay (near Batemans Bay).

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  Kangaroo
  by Darren Stones

  Kangaroo at Pebbly Beach in the Murramarang National Park, New South Wales, Australia.

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  Small Tongue Orchid
  by Steve Sass

  The Small Tongue Orchid Cryptostylis leptochila grows in dry sclerophyll forests on the coast and ranges, west to the higher Blue Mountains. This photo was taken near Batemans Bay, NSW Far South Coast. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.

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  Tartan Tongue Orchid
  by Steve Sass

  I found these flowering orchids while enjoying a morning stroll in the Lilli Pilli Common, just south of Batemans Bay on the NSW Far South Coast in January 2008. The Tartan Tongue Orchid Cryptostylis erecta usually grows in dry sclerophyll forests and heath often on sandy soil and usually within a few kilometres of the coastline. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.

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  Batemans Bay Bridge
  by Darren Stones

  Bridge over the Clyde River in Batemans Bay, New South Wales, Australia.

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  Near Batemans
  by Tainia Finlay

  To be honest I was so much like a butterfly landing from shore to shore along the coast I don’t know where this is exactly! I do know it’s not far from Batemans Bay on the beautiful Sapphire Coast NSW.

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  Clyde River at Batemans Bay
  by Christopher Meder

  Clyde River at Batemans Bay

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  Clyde River Bridge
  by Christopher Meder

  Clyde River at Batemans Bay

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  Moruya - NSW
  by Steve Sass

  A typical foggy winter morning on the dairy farms around Moruya on the NSW South Coast. For better viewing, click on ‘view larger’.

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  Broulee - NSW South Coast
  by Steve Sass

  Broulee is situated around 20 kilometres south of Batemans Bay on the NSW Far South Coast. This shot was taken from the headland near Broulee Island Nature Reserve directly behind the caravan park, looking south towards Moruya Airport. In my opinion, it is one of the best beaches in the Batemans Bay area as the tourists havent seem to have found it yet and its fantastic scenery! For better viewing, click on ‘view larger’.

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  The Bird Lady
  by Darren Stones

  The better half feeding rainbow lorikeets at Murramarang National Park near Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia.

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  Bay View Hotel Batemans Bay
  by Darren Stones

  Bay view Hotel Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia.

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  humble
  by Rosemary Scott

  Grasses growing in the dunes at Bateman’s Bay, NSW, South Coast. I loved it’s simplicity….. [Canon EOS 1000D]

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  Eat It
  by topsturner

  Speaks for itself really! Made by request for Dave Clarke, a guitarist in my rock band. Wear with pride dude!

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  Batemans Bay Bridge
  by Darren Stones

  The bridge that crosses the Clyde River at Batemans Bay, New South Wales, Australia.

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  Racecourse Beach Ulladulla
  by Steve Sass

  A magnificent start to the day on Racecourse Beach, Ulladulla, NSW South Coast. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.

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  Racecourse Beach Ulladulla
  by Steve Sass

  The beautiful pinks of a soft winter sunrise on one of the NSW South Coast’s premier beaches, Racecourse Beach, just south of Ulladulla. For better viewing, click on View larger Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.

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  Clyde River Bridge, Batemans Bay.
  by Baynanno1

  Ricoh Caplio R6 The expansive waterway at the mouth of the Clyde River was named by Lieutenant James Cook on his voyage of discovery along this coast in 1770. However it wasn’t until well into the 19th century that the township of Batemans Bay appeared. While Batemans Bay is the largest on the coast south of Nowra, it maintains its small town atmosphere and welcomes its visitors with its fabulous estuary location, country hospitality and charm, an unspoilt natural environment and with attractions and facilities for tourists of all ages and preferences. Many accommodation, dining and entertainment facilities in the town are sited to take advantage of the magnificent views across the Clyde estuary, ocean and to the mountains in the west. Others are situated close to the beautiful beaches that adorn the coastal centres. Every aspect in Batemans Bay is different and beautiful in its own right. In addition to its own attractions, ‘the Bay’ is well located for driving, trekking or undemanding walks in the Clyde Valley and the spectacular mountainous national parks that protect its sources. Pigeon House Mountain for example, is less than an hour’s drive north. Batemans Bay and its neighbouring area boast some of the most spectacular and unspoiled coastline in New South Wales. You’ll also have the chance to savour fresh and succulent seafood caught locally in some of the planet’s cleanest waters. Our local Clyde River oysters are often hailed by connoisseurs as the best in the world. There are dozens of clean beaches, some with gentle shallow waters perfect for young children and others to challenge the more discerning of surfers. Batemans Bay has seen several world and Australian records for the game fish caught locally and local charter boat operators can take you out for a great day’s reef fishing or to chase a “big one’. Boating, diving, windsurfing and of course both body and board surfing all find their respective paradises in our region. Our beautiful lakes and other waterways offer peaceful bush walks, the company of many species of coastal frequenting birds, fishing and other leisurely pursuits. Native wildlife that you can encounter in our region include; kangaroos, wallabies, possums, bandicoots, sea eagles and brilliantly coloured parrots amongst others. If you are lucky or persistent you may even encounter some of our rarer or shyer creatures such as a lyrebird, wombat or even a platypus. Information from www.southcoast.com.au/batemansbay/

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  Wasn't Me
  by Steve Sass

  This New Holland Honeyeater Phylidonyris novaehollandiae was caught red-handed enjoying some Callistemon (bottlebrush) in a front garden near Mogo on the NSW Far South Coast. Image captured with a Canon EOS1000D with a 150-500 @ 500 handheld. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey, a specialist ecological consultancy that undertakes surveys, research and education programs across Australia.

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  Fishing at Sunrise
  by Steve Sass

  One of the wonderful NSW South Coast Sunrises; this one at the northern end of Racecourse Beach, near Ulladulla, NSW. Despite the huges waves, I was amazed at the lone fisherman on the rock shelf in the mid-ground of the image (seen easily when viewed large). One might call them ‘dedicated’. I could also think of other words…...........

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  Loud and Ugly
  by Steve Sass

  As if their loud, monotonous calls were not enough, their looks aren’t that great either! The Noisy Friarbird with their deep ‘owk-orrok, owk-orrock, arrowk-kok-carrowk’ calls sometimes sounding like ‘four oclock’, echo through gardens and forests particular during the winter honeyeater migration, and can be a bit shy sometimes making observation difficult. This guy thought, well what have a got to lose when he saw the big 500mm sigma on a Canon EOS 1000D pointing at him in a coastal forest near Batemans Bay on the NSW far south coast in October 2009. Smile…........ Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey, a specialist ecological consultancy that undertakes surveys, research and education programs across Australia.