The Pied Currawong is a native bird of Australia. Their natural range is the east coast. They live in forests and eat berries and seeds. Their population disappears as you head inland toward the outback where it is more arid. They can also can eat younger birds and eggs.
Looking toward the resort area of Hamilton Island from Catseye Beach at low tide.
East Hamilton Island with other islands from the Whitsunday Group in the distance.
View of a Moreton Bay Pine atop Passage Peak, the highest point on Hamilton Island. Also known as Hoop...
View from Passage Peak, the highest point on Hamilton Island. Whitsunday Island can be seen clearly in the background.
Cockatoos are large Australian parrots consisting of 21 different species. Pictured is a Sulphur-crested cockatoo. This species is found...
A view of the western side of Hamilton Island as seen from a popular walkway to Passage Peak.
