Dugong Bay Spuddle
Beez Neez now Chy Whella
Big Bear and Pepe Millard
Tue 31 May 2016 22:57
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Dugong Bay
Spuddle
   We ate our lunch to the happy trilling of our visitors.
 We jumped into Baby Beez and
set off from the anchorage to explore.
  Wherever we looked we were surrounded
by trees fringed with
rocks.
  A spot of rock
watching, not done since Refuge Bay. A hunter
keeps his beady eyes open, so well camouflaged.
 Round the corner there was a little sand, then mangrove in front of the
trees.
  Then just mangrove
and trees.........
 ...... and a pair
of oystercatchers.
 From Beez we went nearly two
miles as far as we could until things got too
shallow.
  Million of
trees completely protected.
 A lone tree in the
shallows.
    We passed the back of some rocks, the biggest called Lady
Islet, where we saw a pair of pied
oystercatchers. Leaving them to their afternoon scruffing about we left
the islet and headed back to
Beez.
 Busy
clouds.
  Home for games.
ALL IN ALL SUCH A VAST AREA
OF UNSPOILT WILDERNESS
WONDERFUL TO SPUDDLE
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