First day of Autumn and it has turned overcast and cool, with a bit of drizzle. We decided not to stay another night and packed up ready to move. The last job, once all hooked up, is dumping the black, grey and galley water from the tanks. While we were doing so, a small honey-eater came down into a grevillea right behind Barry. He had a lovely curved beak; buff underpants separated from his white breast by a black band; a patch under his chin – like a bow tie- and a red eye. After consulting my new bird book I discovered he was an Eastern Spinebill. Very sweet. It only took 35 minutes to get to Merimbula Lake Holiday Park, our next port of call. The approach was a bit difficult as it was on
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