Boodarai's photos with the keyword: Corner Inlet

No, in fact hey are the "egg sacs of predatory sand snails, either the conical sand snail (Polinices conicus) or the moon snail (Polinices sordidus)" and "The snails are only a quarter of the size of their egg sacs, which are produced under incredible pressure inside the snail's shell and then expelled in a single, explosive laying." Would love to see that happen. Identified via Facebook by Michelle in Tassie, and further details from "Alex Marr, self-proclaimed "historian, nerd, idiot" on quora"

and pearly seaweed

there were little green pods on the ground everywhere and when I picked one up, found it was a tiny mangrove seedling!

With Trevor and Karen, exploring the red caves and mangroves. For some reason, this is the first time I have been to this beach, although to close

have never managed to get the hang of the panorama function on my camera, so I have to stitch - still, it's a nice inlet

Our local paper, The Mirror, comes out once a week. Several friends suggested we should send our "baby photo" of Elvis to the newspaper, and so we did. They are dog lovers, and were delighted to put it in this week's edition (Wedneaday, 3rd December 2014 edition)

but in the end there were only a few drops of rain, alas

It had been a hot day and the dogs enjoyed an early evening romp on the beach

The view from our decking: as evening fell mist started pouring down the hills.

I have no idea what makes the spots - it looks like the hill has freckles.

not to mention by the wind at Silcocks Hill, Toora

our local butcher's card!

bridge over Fish Creek (the creek) just outside Fish Creek (the township) on the Meeniyan-Promontory Road

Turnoff to Harding-Lawson Road

Keanes Road, to the Hilltop Gallery. The bridge is underwater, and the deep gully that usually has Fish Creek trickling through it several metres down is full..

Keanes Road, to the Hilltop Gallery (extra bit stitched on)

Rotunda in Harding-Lawson park.