Mick Angelhere's World

I explore a cave as the rising threatens to trap me inside along the way I have a friend accompany me as I head towards the cave

               THE  BLUE FACED HONEY EATER & THE RED BULL ANT    I come across a blue faced honeyeater and managed to get a short video of him before he flew away they are also known as bannabirds . Both males and females are very much the same in appearance and they are common in northern and eastern Australia and southern New Ginea. The red bull ant is found throughout eastern Australia nd they are solitary hunters taking on prey that is bigger then they are and I can say that they are some of the aggressive creatures you will encounter in the bush . The red bull ant is a member of the wasp family they have keen vision and sting like a wasp the stinger is coated  rom icing a very nasty and painful sting which can last for days it is one ant you do want at your picnic

Dolphins in Boat Harbour The seas of Australia are filled with life with many places along the shoreline to spot them up close one of these locations is Boat Harbour in New South Wales. Boat Harbour is a spot where one can watch the annual whale migration from May to November fro the Coral Sea to Antartica and back again. At least 45 different of whales ,dolphins and porpoises an be found in Australia waters here in the video I came across a pod of dolphins feeding and they had a baby with them. Boat Harbour is in the Port Stephens region with Port Stephens well known for its whale and dolphin watching in its waters

SYDNEY HARBOUR A DAY Sydney Harbour world famous with the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour bridge making it one of the most recognisable part of Australia. The Harbour is still a working harbour with ships and watercraft of shapes and sizes going back and forth on the waters , wildlife have made the harbour a place to chill in the sun. With its many beaches and abundance of wildlife and things to do there is never a dull moment on the water and shores of Sydney Harbour        

A bit of life on the Central Coast The Central of New South Wales is a place of beaches ,bush and wildlife . A part of Australia that is worth visiting this video just shows a small part of the coast on normal day

           A HIDDEN PAST Sydney has a history is hidden and by exploring the unbeaten track I uncover one of its secrets in a place called Bantry Bay. An Explosives depot that most people do not know is even there 

              The Dance of the Lyre Bird The Superb Lyrebird courtship ritual is centred around the display mound that is built by the male. The males lyrebird territory could have up to 15 display mounds when courting the male will sing and dance up to twenty to attract the female. The display ritual is from May to August with breeding mainly in June & July males will mate with several females but after that play no part in looking after the nest or the young when they hatch.The females are the ones that build the nests and lay one egg which hatch around six weeks. The young remain in the nest for 6 to 10 weeks then its on its own . I was fortunate to come across a male song and dance ritual in the bush after spotting a water dragon nearby .