Sheep

Sheep looking to the greener side of the fence, what a shame they won't get a chance

Sunrise

Here is a sunrise picture

Sunset

Another screensaver

Daisy

Bright

Another daisy

How vibrant is the color on this.

Sunset

Always spectacular, better in real life though.

Sunset

Another glorious sunset.

Bazaar cloud formation

Some sort of updraft maybe? anyway looks good.

Wedge tailed eagle

An Eagle circles the sky above.

Sunset

Could this be a screensaver

Sunset

I love sunset photographs.

Pignose daisys

These flowers come up in a range of colors, vibrant and striking.

She Oaks

Regrowth of these never happened whilst sheep ate them as they came up.

Path through the trees

As the leaf litter builds and the trees regrow things just keep on getting better.

Kangaroo footprints

These footprints are in the sand in the creek as the kangaroos use it as a highway.

Comparison

A wren sits on the fence, the paddock on the other side is a barren sheep wasteland, and you can see the difference on this side of the fence.

Regrowth

Lots of new trees coming up everywhere.

The Creek

Slowly starting to regenerate now there are no sheep to stop any regrowth.

Noisy Miner

This is a noisy miner, that is an understatement they are forever squawking every time something comes into there territory.

Kangaroo

The Australian icon, early morning.

Galahs

Nice view from up there.

Red back spider

You can always find Redback spiders around old piles of rubbish or corrugated iron.

Wolf spider

Even the wolf spider gets his freedom, nature has room for all sorts of creatures.

Orb spider

Here is an Orb spider waiting for his dinner.

Currawong nest

This Currawong nest is made out of clay, it looks just like a clay pot made on a potters wheel.

Blue Wren

Ground cover gives plenty of homes for all sorts of wildlife, look closely right in the middle of the picture

Galahs

Very common Australian Parrot, very noisy also.

Skink

Skinks scurry around looking for a meal

Gi-Ant

This little fellow was 2 inches long

Helmeted Plover Nest and eggs

Birds can now nest in paddock without fear of sheep trampling eggs. These are from a Helmeted Plover.

Lizards sunbaking

Wallaby's watching

The Beggining of Recovery

This is a photograph taken a few years after we started the recovery project. Nil wild life and diversity of plant life . Sheep have been moved off the land permanently, slowly the land has begun to recover. Wild life has started to return this is what this blog is all about, photography of flora and fauna as it reestablishes itself over the last 10 years.