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Living in Brisbane for the last few years has given me the opportunity to really get out and experience all of the beauty that South East Queensland has to offer. So from time to time I will be making posts based on the area from an “insider’s view”. Hopefully this will give travelers a few less known places to visit while making their way through Queensland. I will start off with some photos of some of the amazing wildlife you can encounter in South East Queensland.
Goanna
Stalk
Bush Turkey
Butterfly
Magpie
Snake
Honey eater
Koala – An endangered species. This is a rare sight in the wild.
Taking photos of wildlife isn’t always easy. But with a little patience, and the hope that the animal will cooperate and stay still for a second, I often manage to get some great shots.
Great shots mate! Even though I had some crazy encounters I miss Brisbane and the wildlife in QLD so much…
Hi Sebastian, thanks for the comment. Brisbane is a great place to live, and surrounded by beautiful scenery. Did you spend a lot of time in the area?
I lived in Kangaroo Point for a year in 2008. It was such a great time!
[…] the typical dry Eucalypt forest of the Australian bush, and I had the entire place to myself. Wildlife was aplenty, birds chirped in the trees above me and a Goanna ran across the track in front of me, […]
Good and interesting to relive places from my childhood growing up in Brisbane. Such a liveable city…
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Brisbane certainly is a very livable city. I think that’s what attracted me to want to live here (along with my wife ;)) I glad this post brought back some memories for you
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