In May 2012, I was lucky enough to be invited to join my brother-in-law, Ray Mjadwesch, while he did a fauna survey for the National Parks of Wyrrabalong National Park, just north of The Entrance, NSW. Wyrrabalong National Park is a narrow peninsula of land that separates Tuggerah Lake from the Pacific Ocean.
Huge old Redgum, Wyrrabalong NP
A Scaly Foot Legless Lizard, Wyrrabalong NP
Brown Antechinus, Wyrrabalong NP
Intermediate Egret, Wyrrabalong NP
Osprey, Wyrrabalong NP
Osprey, Wyrrabalong NP
Whistling Kite, Wyrrabalong NP
A Little Pied Cormorant takes off from the lake, Wyrrabalong NP
Tuggerah Lake, Wyrrabalong NP
Chestnut Teal, Wyrrabalong NP
male Chestnut Teals, Tuggerah Lake
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Paperbark Swamp, Wyrrabalong NP
Correa - wildflowers, Wyrrabalong NP
Dwarf Crowned Snake, Wyrrabalong NP
Spider, Wyrrabalong NP
Intermediate Egret. Wyrrabalong NP
Osprey takes flight, Wyrrabalong NP
Pied Cormorants and Australian Pelicans, Bird Island, Wyrrabalong NP
Australian Pelican, Tuggerah Lake
female Darter, Bird Island, Wyrrabalong NP
Black Swans take flight, Tuggerah Lake
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Redgum Forest, Wyrrabalong NP
Jacky Lizard, Wyrrabalong NP.
New Holland Mouse, Wyrrabalong NP
White-faced Heron, Wyrrabalong NP
White-faced Heron, Wyrrabalong NP
White-bellied Sea-eagle, Wyrrabalong NP
White-bellied Sea-eagles, Wyrrabalong NP
White-bellied Sea-Eagle, Tuggerah Lake.
Australian Pelican, Tuggerah Lake
male Darter, Bird Island, Wyrrabalong NP
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Tuggerah Beach, looking north to Pelican Point, Wyrrabalong NP
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Tuggerah Beach Sunrise, Wyrrabalong NP
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Tuggerah Beach, looking south towards The Entrance, Wyrrabalong NP
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