Rob Blakers - Pilitika / Robbins Island - Red-capped Plover 1 Options:Unframed Photograph Gum Trees utilise the ash

Gum Trees utilise the ash beds of mild fires to germinate their seeds and sprout new growth

115-120 gms

depends on the maintenance of old trees and native forests

you have to drive along the back of the beach

Rob Blakers - Pilitika / Robbins Island - Red-capped Plover 1 Options:Unframed Photograph Gum Trees utilise the ashRed capped plover, Pilitika Robbins Island Rob Blakers Archival inkjet print on platine fibre rag 41 x 41cm This stern red capped plover is of a species resident year round at Pilitika Robbins Island. These plovers are Australias smallest beach nesting birds, and lay eggs directly into a shallow scrape in the sand. Rob Blakers has photographed in the wild places of Tasmania for over 40 years. His interests lie in landscape, environmental conservation