If this post goes up, then it means we are still away from civilisation and without computer, internet, electricity and running water. It means...
Red-collared Lorikeets are common birds around Broome and are often seen racing across the blue sky calling as they go. They can be found...
Pardalotes are an endemic species to Australia and the rarest of all can be found in Tasmania and is called the Forty-spotted Pardalote, which...
For regular readers of this website you may well think that you have seen that title before! Well, almost! Last time it was Banded...
Life in Broome evolves around the tides and it does not matter if you are interested in shorebirds, fishing or the creatures of the...
On our last visit to Derby in December last year it was the Wet Season and very hot and with the risk of a torrential storm....
Now we are back in Broome under blue skies it is really good to get out and about in the bush and see what...
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