We spent one of our last days at Maria Island, just off the east coast of Tasmania. It was a beautiful, uninhabited island, with tons of amazing scenery. I've narrowed down our pictures to a few of the best.
(M)(L)Iron stained sandstone on Maria Island. (M)(L)Gorgeous rock patterns. (M)(L)Ingrid exploring the rocks. (M)(L)Carved out rocks. (M)(L)Snails attached to the rocks. (M)(L)Neat sea star. (M)(L)Looking back at the forest on the island. (M)(L)Neat rocks! (M)(L)All kinds of neat stuff in here. (M)(L)Waratah Anemone (closed up) (M)(L)More cool rocks. (M)(L)Jeff enjoying the view from our picnic spot. (M)(L)Cape Barren Goose. (M)(L)Neat plant unfurling. (M)(L)Cape Barren goslings. (M)(L)Orb weaver spider and some kind of fly. (M)(L)Native hens. (M)(L)Neat yellow flower. (M)(L)Another tree shot. (M)(L)Oystercatcher. (M)(L)Sea creatures on rocks. (M)(L)The ocean. (M)(L)Neat shelled creatures. (M)(L)Waratah Anemone (open). (M)(L)Shells & seaweed. (M)(L)More textures in the sandstone.
