This friendly wallaby with a huge baby in its pouch was on a bush walking track at Vereker Outlook, Wilsons Prom, Victoria.
Six months after the bushfires burned a large part of Australias favourite National Park, there is an abundance of native wildlife to be seen grazing on the freshly regenerated undergrowth.
This delightful little Australian bushland creek can be found in a quiet camping area called Turtons Creek in Victoria.
Made into a giant poster, this photograph can be cropped several different ways and can apparently be blown up to billboard size, though I haven’t actually tried it yet.
This is quite an extraordinary view…walking along bush fire damaged tracks and overlooking the beautiful, unspoilt Darby River at Wilsons Promontory National Park.
See more great photographs showing the rejuvenating landscapes and the devastation, taken AFTER THE BUSHFIRES at Wilsons Prom.
Wilsons Promontory National Park has suffered considerable damage from raging bushfires over the last few months, but many parts were also saved – like the beautiful Darby River.
You can still see the evidence of fire damage on the hills in the distance, but the magnificent reflection from the water is far more dominant.
Find a full gallery of pictures at After The Wilsons Prom Bushfires.
