BRISBANE RANGES | Bird watching and photography | Olympus and Lumix | Macro insects

MARCH 2022
In this episode, we take you to the Brisbane Ranges National Park, 80kms west of Melbourne. We search for bugs, birds & wildflowers in this massive national park in early Autumn.
The Brisbane Ranges National Park is over 7 thousand hectares and has many picnic grounds and camping sites all connected by narrow, steep and rocky roads.
The attraction of this park is the diverse plant life from exquisite grass trees, textured ironbarks and spectacular wildflowers that are seen throughout the year. The sandy soils and granite boulders support over 600 plant species representing nearly a quarter of Victoria’s native flora.
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[@SapphireBlueTravelExplores]

I am so glad you found some birds :) your photos are stunning.

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thank you so much! Yes! We were pretty happy to find some birds eventually too! haha!

[@HerRoliness]

I really love the honeyeater photos, you captured their colours really well!

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thank you so much! Such pretty birds!!

[@tyik]

Ha ha, very glad to see Oly users in action. I need to visit this spot some time this year. Thank you so much.

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Thanks so much for watching! 😀 Brisbane Ranges is quite a lovely spot! We only just revisited last weekend (hadn't been since this video). Even gave camping a go! We are still happy with our micro 4/3 cameras. Nice & light to carry around & they still take pretty good photos.

[@samsabastian5560]

If you want bird life, come across to Adelaide. The city is full of birds.

[@naturephotographychallenge]

Would love to!! One of these days we'll get to travel outside of Victoria (not even covid related! haha!