Monthly Archives: July 2025

We are in handover mode teaching the new caretakers about the processes and what makes Eyre so fabulous. We make time to adventure out to check on the state of tracks and beach after the wild weather has past. There … Continue reading →

We have been busy assisting the restoration team with a range of jobs, from fixing underground tanks, to roofing, fixing the pH levels in the vegetable garden soil, placing silt traps on potable water drainage, fixing kitchen tiles and wheelbarrows, … Continue reading →

We explored the Limestone Track, to do a bird survey and also map it accurately for future caretakers to use. This raw bleached country is the home of many species despite its lunar appearance. Two large Wedgetail Eagles seen perched … Continue reading →

Our time here is fast approaching its conclusion so we are in maintenance mode and getting our last surveys completed. Still spending time on the beach and dunes but we enjoyed our survey through the mallee, bluebush and grassland today. … Continue reading →

We have had further rain and at times strong winds and the odd calm day. On these calm days we have explored the local environs checking on the status of Western Pygmy Possums. We do this only twice a year … Continue reading →

It was -5.5 °C this morning, frozen watering points, frozen plumbing, frozen generator coolant all creatures great and small we’re looking forward to that rising sun. It was cold but the humidity was very low and there was plenty of … Continue reading →

We have had a mix of wild weather and not so wild weather. Today has been a bit extreme with wind but the rain has been welcome and it’s sculptured the dunes so a lot of photographs taken and wood … Continue reading →

The rain has gone and so have our guests. This has given us time to do a bit of star photography and explore the more remote sites that we survey. Twilight Cove is only 27 kilometres away along the coast … Continue reading →

It has been a busy few days between a full house of guests to rescuing an unfortunate driver off the beach who has bogged their vehicle in the sand. It was fortunate that we had been exploring the eastern end … Continue reading →

Maintenance day today, all things must be checked. However, after lunch we take our guests out to Burnabbie to explore and photograph flowers and reptiles. While the weather is cool small dragons and geckos are still about. We continue to … Continue reading →