Hattah-Kulkyne National Park (cont.)
After photographing the Mallee Emu-wrens I took some landscape photos. I wanted to make more of an effort to capture the areas we visited on this trip.
Hattah-Kulkyne National Park
The Hooded Robins were a little tougher to photograph. Still it was nice to watch them interact.
Hooded Robin
We moved on and drove back to check out the Lake Hattah campground. Again we found more parrots and rosellas checking out the holes in the trees. This Yellow Rosella was one of the many parrots we saw.
Yellow Rosella
Just as we started driving back to the campground we spotted the resident Apostlebirds. These guys are so much fun to watch. We stood outside the car while they fed around us. A great way to finish off the day before we moved on to Gluepot.
Apostlebird
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