Bournda
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I stumbled across this view as we were approaching Bournda Lagoon, after taking the track along Sandy Beach Creek. / Photo is as shot, using a polarising lens.
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Sunset across Wallagoot Lake in Bournda National Park, halfway between Tathra and Merimbula, NSW, Australia.
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This shot was taken in Bournda National Park on the NSW Far South Coast, Australia. Bournda Lagoon is in the foreground, while Bournda Beach and Bournda Island is the background. What a beautiful day and place!
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Wallagoot Lake is between Tathra and Merimbula on the NSW Far South Coast.
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Mornings on Wallagoot Lake, between Tathra and Merimbula are always special (if you can get up that early!). Wallagoot Lake is located within Bournda National Park on the NSW Far South Coast.
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Another gorgeous sunset from our deck at Wallagoot Lake, between Tathra and Merimbula on the NSW South Coast, Australia looking into Bournda National Park.
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I think much of the east coast was treated to a superb sunrise this morning 31/03/2008. This was the sunrise on Tathra Beach about 6.50am, just across the road from our place.
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This was what I woke up to this morning! A fantastic sunrise at Tathra Beach, NSW, Australia (31.03.2008). AS IS, no editing! !
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Say no more…...........................my favourite ale! This image was taken on our back deck within Bournda National Park on the NSW South Coast.
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Kianinny Bay is on the southern outskirts of the coastal town of Tathra on the NSW Far South Coast, and provides a launching ground for deep seas fishing boats. This view is looking south into Bournda National Park and towards Merimbula. This panorama was produced by stitching 5 photos. Click on ‘View Larger” for better viewing.
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This walk runs through the Melalueca forest Melaleuca armillaris between Tathra and Wallagoot just behind the beach dunes, within Bournda National Park, NSW Far South Coast, AU. My eldest daughter hates going for a walk through here: she thinks its very spooky, what bad dreams are made of! For better viewing click on ‘view larger’.
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This building is situated in Bournda National Park, NSW. Constructed in 1890 by Thomas Scott. It is a three room slab hut, architectually significant, one of only a few slab building protected within national parks.
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The Tathra Headland viewed from the main beach on a very chilly Winters morning on the NSW Far South Coast, AU.
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Tathra shows off some beautiful sunsets over winter. This was certainly one of them shadowing over the very historic Tathra Wharf which is listed by the National Heritage Trust. Mimosa Rocks National Park is in the background. For maximum viewing, click on view larger Enjoy!
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The historic Tathra Wharf was built in 1862 and was a crucial loading point for farmers on the south coast and snowy mountains. Steamships regularly landed at Tathra to collect live cattle and pigs, as well as lots of produce bound for Sydney. It is now a very popular spot for fisherman! / / The wharf was restored in the 1980s and is now listed under the National Trust. For more info on Tathra Wharf check out THIS website. For better viewing, click on view larger.
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While we were waiting for nightfall to look for a family group of Yellow-bellied gliders (a threatened species in NSW) we were treated to one of the many superb sunsets across Wallagoot Lake within Bournda National Park on the NSW Far South Coast, AU. These gliders love living amongst the Monkey gum Eucalyptus cypellocarpa and Blackbutt Eucalyptus pilularis that is in the foreground. For better viewing click on view larger
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Summer is here, the water has warmed up, and I cant wait to go down to the beach this afternoon. For better viewing, click on view larger
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Gorgeous colours of the eucalypt. This (and the others in the series) are found in the Bournda National Park surrounding Wallagoot Lake, Sapphire Coast NSW.
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Wallagoot Lake, NSW / Winter sunset
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The White-fronted Chat Epthianura albifrons is a small (12cm) bird of open country usually hanging salt lakes, samphire swamps, low open heath and even in farmland. They usually occur in small flocks, around a dozen birds, but sometimes, many hundreds and even thousands are together at any one time, an amazing sight thats for sure. But not this time, about 10 birds graced my presence on the hind-dunes of Wallagoot Lake in Bournda National Park on the NSW Far South Coast. This bird is a male. To see a female that was in the same flock, click HERE Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.
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The White-fronted Chat Epthianura albifrons is a small (12cm) bird of open country usually hanging salt lakes, samphire swamps, low open heath and even in farmland. They usually occur in small flocks, around a dozen birds, but sometimes, many hundreds and even thousands are together at any one time, an amazing sight thats for sure. But not this time, about 10 birds graced my presence on the hind-dunes of Wallagoot Lake in Bournda National Park on the NSW Far South Coast. This bird is a female. To view a male in the same flock click HERE Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.
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The Pied Oystercatcher Haematopus longirostris is listed as a threatened species in NSW due to disturbances to coastal feeding, nesting and roosting areas caused by beach combing, horse riding, dog walking and 4wd vehicles (gee, I have probably offended half of Australia there!). But they are also predated on by foxes and are especially impacted by hydrological changes to estuaries as they can have a dramatic impact on their habitats. This gentleman was seen foraging the shoreline of Wallagoot Lake in Bournda National Park on the NSW Far South Coast where not only are all these activities illegal, but a very active fox and wild dog baiting program appears to be helping as this pair was even breeding, see the nest site HERE Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.
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The Pied Oystercatcher Haematopus longirostris is listed as a threatened species in NSW. While birding this morning (August 2009) I came across a pair nesting at Wallagoot Lake in Bournda National Park on the NSW Far South Coast. I didnt want to get too close to her, but I just couldnt help but think, if I had to sit on eggs for three weeks, I would want a view like that also! Click HERE for a view of her mate. Steve is the Principal Ecologist at EnviroKey providing specialist ecological services across Australia.
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This Australian Pipit Anthus australis was seen jogging on the shores of Wallagoot Lake in Bournda National Park on the NSW far south coast. These moderate sized birds (16cm) are typically seen in open grasslands and clearing, but this guy was keen to check out the dune country. Taken with a Canon EOS1000D with a 150-500 @ 500.
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