Photographing wetland birds of the magnificent ephemeral Lake Cowal | Hidden Gems #3 | ABC Australia

During flood periods, hundreds of bird species flock to the ephemeral wetlands of Lake Cowal, some migrating from as far away as Indonesia, Japan and Russia. Follow bird enthusiast Mal Carnegie on a guided photographic tour of the largest natural inland lake system in New South Wales.
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[@SunSheepOfLight]

Australia 🇦🇺 has it’s own interesting wildlife found no where else.

[@onehundredmillionstars1276]

Absolutely magnificent!

[@carolmccorry3053]

Very interesting thanks for the vlog.

[@steadypaddling]

Well done Malcolm, beautiful photography and interesting commentary.

[@TJ_Beam]

I remember camping there as a kid. Caught plenty of yabbies and also seen lots of Tiger snakes.

[@australianbiotopes4563]

Great article, it would off been even better if the species of fish and other wildlife got more of a mention.