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Tuesday, April 16, 2019

Paddlesteamers and More

We have just enjoyed a three day holiday with rellies in Echuca and Moama and surrounds in Victoria and New South Wales.
We have been this way a few times before but always nice to relax on the banks of the Murray River.
Some Pics from our stay.
We stayed at Moama Riverside Holiday and Tourist Park and visited the Kyabram Fauna Park.
In front of our cabin

Galah
Just near our cabin

Kyabram Fauna Park-Spoonbill


Kyabram Fauna Park- Stone Curlews

Kyabram Fauna Park

Kyabram Fauna Park

Kyabram Fauna Park
Male Satin Bower Bird Kyabram

Female Satin Bower Bird Kyabram

In front of our cabin

Emu looking in window of Cafe at Kyabram


In front of our cabin

Kookaburra on our cabin rail

Galahs in nearby Horseshoe Lagoon



Friday, October 14, 2011

More Random Photos from Moama/Echuca District

Brushtailed Possum takes a handout

MV Kingfisher at Barmha Forest

Cormorants at Horseshoe Lagoon-Moama

Rowers practising on Murray River in front of our Cabin at the Moama Riverland Holiday Village

Paddle steamer Emmy Lou passes us by.

Common Bronzewing Pigeon

Beautiful Princess Alexandra Parrot at Kyabram Fauna Park

Beautiful Princess Alexandra Parrot at Kyabram Fauna Park

"Sleepy"(stump Tailed) Lizard and baby at Kyabram Fauna Park

Alpine Dingo at Kyabram Fauna Park


Barking Owl at Kyabram Fauna Park

Koala Bear at Kyabram Fauna Park

Kyabram West Country Pub

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Echuca-Moama

From The MV Kingfisher

Noisy Miner

PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANTS

Echidna

Sulphur Crested Cockatoos

From the Kingfisher

Rower at Moama

Regent Parrot
For the last 3 days we have been staying in Moama in New South Wales on the Murray River.Staying in cabins right on the riverfront.Had a small family re union and also unexpected guests from Tasmania.I have posted a few photos today and will do more tomorrow or later tonight.Highlights were a cruise on the MV Kingfisher in the Barmah Forest and a visit to the Kyabram Fauna Park a wonderful wildlife reserve operated by the Community.