This was traditional Aboriginal food up Mt Hotham way. The bogong moth is full of nutrition and was a rich food source for ancestors. Mt Hotham is the perfect habitat for this amazing insect and it has fed generations of Aboriginal people.

Burrowing deep in the earth, the wood ant is very educated. One chamber for the second stage of growth, then the lower chamber for the final stage (birth). The cycle of life for an ant.

Something you don’t really see much of now, but they are the most unusual and odd-looking creatures you’d ever see. We cannot lose them.

Largest mammal of the sea, slowly meandering through vast oceans endlessly breaching, giving us a small glimpse of their beauty when migrating to another familiar place. A magnificent creature of the deep and a special sight to ever see.

For the boys of the family, fishing is a constant event in Tathra NSW. We went fishing this day in Kianiny, the boys were fishing on the rocks and spotted a couple of sharks. Well they caught one and it was where our kids were swimming. It was about 2mtrs long and it took them about an hour to bring it in. Mysterious creatures of the ocean, dangerous, scary predators. The ocean is their territory

Living on the coast of NSW at Dalmeny, my kids and I would often walk into Narooma along Kianga beach and onto the boardwalk. When the tide was out, there would be hundreds of crabs along the sand, racing into holes until the tide came back in. It was a tide of crabs.