This is Pigface, a native succulent, flowering on the beach at Corner Inlet, Wilsons Prom.
If taking long walks on the beach is your thing, then nature will always put on a show for you!
This is a banksia flower opening on the slopes of the Mount Vereker walk. You might like to check out a gallery showing the flower as it grows to full spendour..
The kangaroos are regulars at the local watering hole, and know no boundaries – hopping over our fences as if they weren’t even there!
The rocks in the Wilsons Promontory National Park are often covered in a brilliant orange lichen. These boulders are on the beach at Little Waterloo Bay. The fine grained granite sand is created by these rocks being pounded by the heavy surf from Bass Strait.
