Join in on a two hour excursion into the natural world of the Murramarang National Park on the South-East coast of Australia, and observe its wildlife on land and in the water, busily engaged with everyday tasks. While Humpbacks pass through offshore waters, little songbirds build their nests and catch their daily dose of protein for their nestlings. Snakes are on the prowl for the next meal, but a Mountain Dragon has to comply with nature's needs: she lays and buries her eggs. Sea-Eagles glide the thermals, as flocks of Australian Pelicans and Black Swans fly in. Birds raised in tree hollows, nests, or holes in the ground, the parents look after them until taught the skills for independence, with the instinctive urge to form their own family, thus continuing their species to flourish in mother Nature's wonderland.

свернуть