#5: A visit to Phillip Island during the seadragon expedition
On the way to Phillip Island I stopped at the Koala conservation center to see one of Australia's most famous marsupials up close.
Koala napping (Photo: Jeremy Brodt)
The penguin parade was incredible! We weren't allowed to take photos of the penguins as they came ashore (so as to not scare them with flashes), however, I did get a photo of one that hadn't gone out to feed that morning at an earlier stop in the day.
Little blue penguin under a boardwalk (Photo: Jeremy Brodt)
Now that I've had some time to get settled in and have some fun around Melbourne it's time to get down to business.
Tomorrow I head south of Melbourne to meet with a local seadragon expert and hopefully get in my first dive.
Here's hoping my next post will be about my first seadragon sighting!
Seadragon table top
Cheers,
Jeremy
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Koala napping (Photo: Jeremy Brodt)
The penguin parade was incredible! We weren't allowed to take photos of the penguins as they came ashore (so as to not scare them with flashes), however, I did get a photo of one that hadn't gone out to feed that morning at an earlier stop in the day.
Little blue penguin under a boardwalk (Photo: Jeremy Brodt)
Now that I've had some time to get settled in and have some fun around Melbourne it's time to get down to business.
Tomorrow I head south of Melbourne to meet with a local seadragon expert and hopefully get in my first dive.
Here's hoping my next post will be about my first seadragon sighting!
Seadragon table top
Cheers,
Jeremy
subscribeLabels: Jeremy Brodt, penguin, Phillip Island, Seadragons2009
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Awe, Fairy Pengies!
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