Kangaroo Island post bush fires recovery 2020
Dated: 3 November 2020
The ongoing visits back out to different locations across the island have presented some special images. I have now photographed Echidnas and Kangaroos through verdant areas and now have them for sale. It has been nice to see life about walking through different spots but it is very time consuming and hit and miss. One day I was walking back and forth through a patch of scrub for 3 hours before I saw an animal. This is pretty typical and most times I see nothing at all so when it happens I have to be ready to go with a camera.
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