On Saturday, A group of us were on the beautiful, secluded, Collins flat
beach in Manly celebrating a friends birthday when out of the bush came this
little guy on a mission!
Up over the sand he went and we were wondering where he was headed
.....to our surprise he just kept on walking on into the sea and a small group
of us got to witness this amazing creature swim all the way over to the other
side where he climbed up over the rocks and continued his mission - amazing!
Who knew echidnas could swim?!
We feel extremely blessed to have witnessed what I think is very rare -
this is the last thing I thought an echidna would do! Best day ever! Published 22 Nov
2016. Manly NSW 2095
Sundew
By longinomus · · From Pic of the Week
Published 23 Nov
2016. Mount Macedon VIC 3441
A Dose of
Cuteness to Brighten Your Day
By tealebritstra · · From Pic of the Week
Contrary to what many people believe, the Tawny Frogmouth isn't actually
an owl; rather it belongs to the nightjar family of nocturnal birds. Unlike
Owls that catch pretty in their powerful talons, these guys use their large
mouths to catch insects in flight. In urban areas, this can have unfortunate
consequences, when insects (and therefore the Tawny Frogmouths that prey on
them) are attracted to sources of light such as streetlights or car headlights. Published 25 Nov
2016. Glen Eden QLD
4680
Newcastle
Beach 7pm
By Shane Blue · · From My Back Roads
Beach Volleyball at Newcastle Beach in the late afternoon.Published 25 Nov
2016. Newcastle NSW
2300
Birdlife in
the dunes behind Callala Beach.
By callala.beach · · From Pic of the Week
Birdlife in the dunes behind Callala Beach. Published 28 Nov
2016. Callala Beach
NSW 2540
Mulla mullas
moon
By snaps_by_miller_garage · · From Pic of the Week
Published 01 Dec
2016. Marble Bar WA
6760
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