Birds and dolphins seen while kayaking - Jervis Bay, NSW, April 2022
There were oystercatchers, cormorants and three White-Faced Heron prowling over Scottish Rocks in Jervis Bay. The small waves were slowly washing my kayak and I closer to where the birds were and the animals were still going about their normal behaviour. A clear blue sky lit this scene of seabirds on the rocks while I decided to focus on a single heron that was towards the back of this gathering. It was making its way over the rocks, probably looking into rock pools while it moved across the uneven surface. I was happy in that moment of warm weather, sllghtly rocking water and a wild bird acting naturally in front of me. My day trip to Jervis Bay was definitely worth it and I hope that you enjoy the photographs below.
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It had been another wonderful coastal excursion and a wonderful experience paddling on Jervis Bay. I was tired when I finally made it home but it was a good tiredness that came from having a really enjoyable day. I had seen dolphins from my kayak and had another wonder time photographing the various birds along the shore. Jervis Bay was a lovely part of the world and I hoped that I would be able to visit it again soon enough. Until then, I had plenty of wonderful memories.
Thanks for reading this post and thanks also for looking at my photos. I hope you come back again to read more about some of the wonderful natural things that the south coast of New South Wales has on offer. All the best until the next post.