As I mentioned we took a different route on the way back to camp, it was so we could go to a few of the other mentioned spots on the property.
We headed for a place called Murderers bore, had a few stops on the way. A bird that was pretty common in areas on the property is the Little Corella.
As Rich and I wondered around the bore a bit, a lot more of the bird life became visable, a lot of finches were coming in for a drink, but were not too keen as we were there.
We spent an hour or so there, then started to head back as there were not too many different birds coming in. We got to within 200 metres of the gate to the camp and headed of to the right to see if we could get any Chats (Crimson), we saw a couple but no luck in getting any shots. Some Emu’s came into view, yes there are quite a few as well as Kangaroo’s on the property. We grabbed a few shots of them as best we could.
This was pretty well the end of this day for photography, so we headed to the camp to wash and have some grub.
I rose once again just before day break, grabbed a drink and then went for a short walk around the cattle yard and bush area, the Major’s were out flying and so were quite a few spotted doves. There were quite a few Emu’s within the large yard area, no real good images of them as it is very thick with bushes.
Once we had a bit of breakfast, we headed off to the road we checked out the Chats on, only saw the Chats from a bit more of a distance again, but we stopped at a bit of a bush area along the track, as it looked promising. We heard a sound and sitting there was a White-browed treecreeper. We settled in for a bit of photoging once again, after about 50 shots.
I left Rich to it as I had a little Red Kangaroo to try to photograph. 
This little fella did not want to look at me whilst in the bushes, if I went to look at him he would keep turning his head the other way, was a cute little fella, Mum was not far off watching. We slowly started to head back to camp to sort out with Toni to head to Zenonie Station. On the way back we saw this Goanna only just on the road, it was actually heading back into it’s hole, this happen to be in the road, the car is actually only a couple of feet away from him, it was that close to hitting him.
We met up with Toni and she drew us a mud map of which way to go, we grabbed a bite to eat and then headed off, we had a few stops where Toni had mentioned to stop for hopefully bird life. As it was quite warm there were not too many birds out, First stop was a dam near the western border of the boundry. All that we saw there were some more Red Kangas.
We headed off to the next dam, this was close to the main road, but once again just a few Roos and some Emu’s.
We finally got to the main entrance to Zenonie, as we were near on halfway along the drive way of a few ks we spotted another Red-capped Robin, we got quite a few shots of this one.
It was pretty harsh light, but we managed reasonable shots. We finally got to the dam and tank on Zenonie and it was quite warm with a few Zebra Finches and Little Corellas flying around. 
After awhile i had a wonder around, I grabbed this shot of 3 images stitched to make this Panoramaof the old Shearing shed on Zenonie.
The light was getting pretty bad around the dam due to shadows, so we called it quits and slowly headed back to camp. There were a lot of Bronzewing Pigeons just as we were about to leave, very heavy shadows were making it hard to get good shots, let alone the distance they were at. as I was heading back to the car, a Bronzie landed just about on my MFD (min Focal Distance). This shot is SOOC, not even cropped, nice to see them that close.
We got back to camp right on dark, so a good wash and shower and then a nice feed, we transfered all our images as usual to the hdd and lappies.
A nice cuppa and I think we headed out for a bit of spotting, but we saw nothing. back and hit the sack.
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