Rob Blakers - Pilitika / Robbins Island - White-faced heron Evie Simpson loyalty and the new world

loyalty and the new world order

100 Australian Birds is for anyone interested in birds

as this is the Devils’ last stand

Shorebirds fly around and across the island from feeding sites to high tide roosts and sheltered refuges

reminding us of the intricacy and beauty of nature

Rob Blakers - Pilitika / Robbins Island - White-faced heron Evie Simpson loyalty and the new worldWhite faced heron, Pilitika Robbins Island Rob Blakers Archival inkjet print on platine fibre rag 61 x 31cm The extensive wetlands and sand flats that surround Pilitika Robbins Island are home to more resident and migratory shorebirds and waterbirds than the rest of Tasmania combined. Flocks of several dozen herons may be regularly observed, foraging and flying over exposed mudflats, and roosting in tree tops in adjacent woodland. Rob Blakers has