far'n'wide travel

Staying at caravan parks and free camps, generally attract a following of native creatures looking for a free feed and are generally quite used to human contact

White cockatoos roosting for the night, on the backwater of Balonne River at St George

The possum visited our fireside camp late into the evening, very tentatively we coaxed him out of the tree with a free feed of fruit. He scampered to the ground and then dashed back up the tree with his prize.

We lit him up with a spotlight, so I could catch some shots of him. He is such a cute little fellow, we were lucky to have him visit us.

The quality of the shots weren’t great, but only my Sony A7r 11 had the capability to handle the deep dark of the night

Kookaburras came to visit our camps often. The pretty blue dots on the wing feathers in the featured image really make this bird stand out

Looking very serious, watching over our campsite

The beautiful colours of the galah

I don’t know what this bird is called, can anyone help?

Topknot pigeons preening themselves