The eucalyptus or gum trees give off a scent which gives the air a blue hue,
hence the Blue Mountains.
The waterfalls were very depleted due to the drought.
For some reason people in Australia decorate trees with brightly coloured knitwear!
A sulphur crested cockatoo outside a newsagents!
Gingerbread cafe.
An art wall.
Australian Reptile Park
A junior sized tortoise
There were an abundance of tame kangaroos. They liked food! And stole a sandwich!
They also didn't mind selfies.
Indian minor bird- not native and very noisy.
There were a lot of koalas with their babies. They eat eucalyptus leaves.
More kangaroos.
This isn't a hedgehog! It's an Echidna!
More kangaroos.
There are over 50 poisonous snakes in Australia.
A baby terrapin
A sleeping croc!
This is a common spider in New South Wales but it is poisonous. We learnt how to deal
with it as a bite can kill you.
Dingoes look like friendly dogs but they will attack you. These are cubs.
Flying Fox bats which are enormous!
A cassowary
Looks like a mallard with different colouring.
A wombat
A tiny type of wallaby.
A more normal size of wallaby.
A goose with a beautiful coloured beak.
There were loads of parrots and lorikeets
A python that is not poisonous but can strangle you.
There are lots of gray cranes.
There be alligators!
Grass owls that were motionless.
Looks like an owl but it's related to a kookaburra.
More koalas.
A flurry of parrots.
A sleepy kangaroo.
Kuringhai Chase- an Aboriginal Heritage Area
A hand print from thousands of years ago.
A scribbly gum tree
Large sandstone rocks
Local flora.
Looking down to Palm Beach
Lichen
Trees in the bush
Path in the rainforest
Flora and Fauna
