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Eurobodalla Photographers Visit Montague Island

  • Writer: The Beagle
    The Beagle
  • Oct 13, 2020
  • 1 min read

What better excursion on an sunny October long weekend than a Photo shoot on Montague Island. A piece of paradise in our own backyard. Following a difficult time with covid 19 restricting group activities, Eurobodalla Photographic Club members welcomed the easing of restrictions that allowed us to get together and share our passion for photography.

Twenty members of the Eurobodalla Photographic Club enjoyed the hospitality of Narooma Charters for an hour of whale watching and close encounters with Australian and New Zealand fur seals before landing on Montague. Our thanks are extended to Norm and his crew from Narooma Charters for the informative commentary on the migrating whale population abundant in our local waters at this time of year. Although the whales were somewhat shy on our trip most of the participants managed to photograph a few tail flips.

After landing on Montague Island we were greeted by two volunteer guides Anna and Mel who spent the next two hours showing our group the local colonies of Nesting Gulls, Terns and Penguins. A tour of the islands buildings and features was complemented by captivating stories of life for those that lived and died on the island and the significance of the landscape to the first nation.

A sample of photographs taken by our members are shown below.

If you would like to join our group, membership inquiries can be made by email: eurobodallaphotographicclub@gmail.com


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