...that was somewhat railroaded by food poisoning. I nevertheless managed a solid start on the edits as mentioned in the last post, and a two-hour walk around the Cape Byron Lighthouse on Sunday morning.
The view north, from the forest walk from Byron Bay proper to the lighthouse:
The view south:
Another northerly view across the Bay from the lighthouse:
Two humpback whales making their way north - when they should have been going south - between two kayaks:
A closer view:
Whilst these two kayakers were taken somewhat by surprise (the whales simply swam straight for them), about ten minutes earlier an idiot from a larger group of kayaks made a beeline for the whales, despite clear regulations to stay away. Anyway, there were another two whales further out to sea, as well as a pod of about fifty dolphins that went majestically past the lighthouse.
A somewhat fearless Laughing Kookaburra also watching the whales and dolphins:
An Australian Brush-Turkey at the car park; these guys were everywhere:
A Masked Lapwing at the beach; their calls were incessant, night and day:
It's spring for everyone, including these Greater Crested Terns:
A farewell message I stumbled upon yesterday morning:
Monday, August 24, 2009
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And silly me, I always thought kookaburras were mythological or something...
Their 5am laughing choruses can be very real...
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