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The beautiful beach at Dalmeny, with some very blue snails! |
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A peacock we met in Mataranka. |
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These birds are not native to Australia, but they seemed to doing fine, it was a big flock of them, trumpeting away! |
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A Red tailed Black cockatoo taking off..... |
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By Lake Argyle |
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A pied Butcherbird contemplating the sunset |
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At Lake Argyle |
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A very cute and nosy little green guy we met by Lake Argyle, which I thanks to our bird book now know was a Scaly-breasted Lorikeet |
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A crocodile cooling off after a hot day in Kakadu National Park |
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A Magpie Geese (one of thousands!) taking off into the sunset in Kakadu |
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A Black Stork - Jabiru - going for a wander in the swampy Yellow Waters in Kakadu |
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A Rufous Night Heron, concentrating on the task at hand..... where are the fish? |
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A Tawny Frogmouth owl, who came to visit by our camp in Wyndham |
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A Black kite hoping for a snack gliding over the bbq area at Wangi Falls |
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A Bluewinged Kookaburra looking very angry.... |
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Wyndham |
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This is a Horny Devil, no joke! We called him Neville, he lives in Alice Springs... |
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One of the hated cane toads, we thought he was rather cute.... |
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Saw a few of them at Edith Falls. These toads were imported to get rid of the sugar cane beetles, they did their job, but now the toads are the problem.... |
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A Chestnut backed Babbler! |
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Chris laughed and thought it was no wonder Hege liked them with a name like thet... |
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