Mallacoota, Victoria

Three days of walking along the coast and in the forest trails around Mallacoota. This area was hit hard by bushfires summer 2019-2020, which resulted in an evacuation of thousands by the navy as people gathered on the beach, trapped by the flames. The evidence of the fires is still plain to see, despite the regeneration.

 

It was almost dark when I encountered two koalas on the Narrows Trail. One of them was as intrigued with me as I was with him.

Everywhere can be seen evidence of the bush fires of 2019 amongst the renewal of the forest

Terns at Bastion Point

More koalas at Bastion Point

Black Swans, Captain Stevenson’s Point

Rainbow Lorikeet, Narrows Trail

Sunrise on the Narrows Trail

Diamond Python basking in the sun, Narrows Trail

Little Black Cormorants, Mallacoota Coastal Walk

Welcome Swallows collecting mud for a nest

Pelicans at Bastion Point

Silver Gull with breakfast

Pied Oystercatcher collecting mussels

Pelicans at dawn at Captain Stevenson’s Point

King Parrot, Double Creek

Remnants of burnt vegetation with a lush renewing undergrowth on the Coastal Walk

Goanna, Mallacoota Coastal Walk

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