We stopped at the rest area on the way to Scottdale in the north east coast of Tasmania, Australia on our drive. A visitor arrived and perched itself on the car mirror, it was very friendly and obviously looking for food which we didn't have. My husband put the window down and we thought it was going to come into the car so we snapped a photo and put the window up.
*The bird is a Black Currawong which is a large crow-like bird (although related to the Butcher birds), around 50cm (20 in) long on average, with yellow irises, a heavy bill, and black plumage with white wing patches and tail tips.
The Black Currawong is endemic to Tasmania, but widespread.
We have two currawongs in Tasmania, the endemic Black, and a sub-species of the Gray, which ironically, in Tasmania is so dark as to appear black.* The text was copied from [ here ]
The photos were taken with my phone.
Of course being by the sea as in Bridport a photo of Bass Strait was insured along with the remains of the old jetty.
