Mallacoota is a great place for birders…maybe not so great for non-birding wives…there are many good places to explore and look for birds that are not very common in Victoria. The town is close to the NSW border and has a different climate to the rest of Victoria (warmer and more humid). It is a quiet town most of the year but becomes very crowded over the summer period due to being in the middle of a wilderness area and on the coast.
Southern Emu Wren along Shipwreck Creek to Seal Creek trail – 15 Dec, 2014
Silver Gull Bastian Pt Mallacoota – 13 Dec, 2014
Juvenile Eastern Yellow Robin, Shady Gully Reserve, Mallacoota – 14 Dec, 2014
Superb Fairy Wren, Gypsy Point, Victoria – 14 Dec, 2014
Black Faced Monarch, Double Creek Nature Trail, Mallacoota, Victoria – 15 Dec, 2014
White Headed Pigeon, Karbeethong, 16 Dec, 2014
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