The southern and western
coasts of the island lie within the Phillip Island Important Bird Area,
so identified by BirdLife
International because of its importance in supporting significant
populations of Little Penguins, Short-tailed Shearwaters and Pacific
Gulls. In
addition, there is a wildlife park where wallabies and kangaroos roam freely
amongst the visitors and can be fed by hand. Seal Rocks, at the western end of
the island, hosts the largest colony of fur seals in Australia
(up to 16,000).
Thanks for posting this, I collect pc's too mostly through postcrossing but also my own traveling. I'm doing a little blog post on travel wishlists, would you mind if I use your pc image? I'll credit you in the caption w/your pages link, if it's a problem just lemme know! Thanks & Best Wishes, Susan
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