Recently, I went to Belmont to get some photos for my street photography blog. I love the suburbs of Highton and Belmont. Many of the areas I’ve lived in or walk around are close to the river and have much more interesting bugs than I get at my house in Corio.… Read the rest
Multiple Seahorses During The Marine Biology Cruise
This was probably the most phenomenal part of the recent marine biology cruise that Seth and I did. I love seahorses but have never seen them in the wild before. I’m fairly certain some of them are a shorthead seahorse but other than that, I’m totally out of my depth.
I do know that seahorses/sea dragons will be a priority when I start snorkelling and diving.… Read the rest
Sealife At The Marine Discovery Centre
We only had 10 minutes to explore here which definitely wasn’t enough. Next time, we’ll make sure we don’t dawdle! The touch tank was a huge hit 🙂… Read the rest
Multiple Aplysia Parvula Specimens On The Marine Biology Cruise
At first I was excited, thinking I had sighted my first nudibranch. Alas, it is another sea hare. Still fascinating.… Read the rest
Accidentally Walking 2.5 km Of The Bellarine Peninsula Rail Trail
Yes, you read it right. Sethy and I accidentally walked 2.5km of the rail trail. How was it accidental, you ask?
We had done the marine biology cruise. Part of the cost included free entry into the marine discovery centre. From memory, and the map, it was only 1km from Queenscliffe.… Read the rest
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