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More pictures from my Wooleen Station trip. Again mainly birds.
A Crested Pigeon showing its colours in the sun -
A Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater -
Some Kangaroos (Western Grey?) on the ridge line -
A few Zebra Finch in a tree -
Budgerigar in a tree -
A Crested Bellbird -
A flower -
A Juvenile Red-capped Robin with a bug -
Diamond Dove drinking at a trough at the station -
Zebra Finch drinking at the trough -
A Male Red-capped Robin with a caterpillar -
A Wedge-tailed Eagle -
A White-winged Fairywren (male, not in full breeding colours) -
Kangaroos (Western Red?) on the dry bed of Lake Wooleen. The lake has water in it about every 4 years and floods out to the Murchison River about once every 9 years (enough to prevent it being a salt lake) -
A Crested Pigeon showing its colours in the sun -
A Spiny-cheeked Honeyeater -
Some Kangaroos (Western Grey?) on the ridge line -
A few Zebra Finch in a tree -
Budgerigar in a tree -
A Crested Bellbird -
A flower -
A Juvenile Red-capped Robin with a bug -
Diamond Dove drinking at a trough at the station -
Zebra Finch drinking at the trough -
A Male Red-capped Robin with a caterpillar -
A Wedge-tailed Eagle -
A White-winged Fairywren (male, not in full breeding colours) -
Kangaroos (Western Red?) on the dry bed of Lake Wooleen. The lake has water in it about every 4 years and floods out to the Murchison River about once every 9 years (enough to prevent it being a salt lake) -
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