Was heading to Wangi Wangi (pronounced wonjee) to meet up with a cruise on the lake, even though the forecast weather wasn't so brilliant with 'possible showers'. Had decided I wouldn't need the heavier tele-converter lens on my camera; I wasn't going 'birding'.
On my way, and whilst driving past Wangi Point/Myuna Bay; saw the swans were out there. First time I've seen swans in that area, so had to pull up and take some shots. That kind of hurt when I didn't have the big lens with me. (Note to self .. you know what it read).
while waiting at the jetty to board
Intermediate Egret
a total surprise!! There were two dolphins came alongside the boat for a moment, not long before the heavens opened up.
When the boat pulled into the jetty at Gwandalan for lunch, a 'Lesser Crested' Tern?
the black swans were beautiful, but that shot of the sailboats in the marina... wow!!! loved the monochromatic-ness of the dolphin photo because of the heavy gray skies!
ReplyDeleteHardly a disappointing bunch of shots, Carole. Especially that egret.
ReplyDeleteI know this was about the birds and somebody not bringing their BIG lens with them, but I really like the dolphin photo.
ReplyDeleteOh the black swans are fabulous - love all the photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful black swans and the rest .
ReplyDeleteCostas
Beautiful are the black swans, Carole.
ReplyDeleteThe dolphin beside the boat is really great.
Here there are no dolphins, unfortunately.
Regards, Irma
The image with the Sailing boats is pretty special Carole.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!
ReplyDeleteI´m inspired.
Happy weekend
Tina