Rob Blakers - Shorebird Roosting Site, Robbins Island Plane Tree Studio stands against a freezing southerly

stands against a freezing southerly wind at dawn

and may be considered inappropriate today

celery-top pine and leatherwood

Tasmanian Pepperberry & Queen Garnet Plum Cellular Extracts

Now that this species is wholly protected

Rob Blakers - Shorebird Roosting Site, Robbins Island Plane Tree Studio stands against a freezing southerlyShorebird Roosting Site, Robbins Island Rob Blakers Archival inkjet print on platine fibre rag 41 x 41cm Pilitika Robbins Island supports healthy, nesting populations of endangered wedge tailed eagles and white bellied sea eagles. A soaring eagle or a pair of eagles is a frequent sight above and around the island. Rob Blakers has photographed in the wild places of Tasmania for over 40 years. His interests lie in landscape, environmental conservation