Rewilding_life

Rewilding_life đź’š Designer, illustrator and author working on local projects that inspire creative and mindful adventures in nature. Jerrinja, South Coast NSW

When you’re working on an illustration and the subject shows up!
19/07/2026

When you’re working on an illustration and the subject shows up!

26/06/2026

This little 3 inch long Japanese Puffer fish makes a gorgeous mandala to attract a female working 24 hours a day over a week to avoid the tide ruining it. Incredible and beautiful.

I love the colours of female satin bowerbirds. 💜💛💚
18/06/2026

I love the colours of female satin bowerbirds. 💜💛💚

23/03/2026

A live look at nest making.

These little brown birds (LBB) can be so tricky to ID. I think this little one is a Yellow Thornbill.
13/03/2026

These little brown birds (LBB) can be so tricky to ID. I think this little one is a Yellow Thornbill.

Fresh new portrait thanks to #2026
06/02/2026

Fresh new portrait thanks to

#2026

Our native garden has created the perfect habitat for breeding water dragons. They’re curious little things with lots of...
25/01/2026

Our native garden has created the perfect habitat for breeding water dragons. They’re curious little things with lots of personality.

Thank you to for this beautiful feature. After a challenging year, it’s given me a real sense of momentum and such a po...
12/01/2026

Thank you to for this beautiful feature. After a challenging year, it’s given me a real sense of momentum and such a positive start to the year.

Moving to Shoalhaven Heads in 2020 has been a true sea change.

When I first moved here, strangers would go out of their way to say hello. It really did feel like the friendliest place in the world.

“The Heads,” as it’s known locally, is a small regional South Coast town with a big heart, where people are genuinely supportive and quick to offer friendship.

Feeling very thankful to be here. ❤️

With thanks to

Sally Leonard
Michelle
Nicole
South Coast Shorebird Recovery
Lovely neighbours and friends đź’•
arts

I caught this clever Australian Raven smashing open an egg on the rock, with a bit of egg on its face.Ravens are opportu...
05/01/2026

I caught this clever Australian Raven smashing open an egg on the rock, with a bit of egg on its face.

Ravens are opportunistic feeders and will use hard surfaces to help access food. They eat a wide range of things, from insects and carrion to eggs, chicks and small animals.

At our local shorebird nesting site, raven predation on eggs and chicks has been noticeably high this season.

This photo was taken on the sandstone cliffs of the Shoalhaven River. I think the eggshells may be from a duck, but I’m not certain.

It wasn’t until I was editing this photo and zoomed in to check detail that I noticed the cute little faces on this plan...
05/01/2026

It wasn’t until I was editing this photo and zoomed in to check detail that I noticed the cute little faces on this plant. iNaturalist identifies it as a Small-leaved Plane - also known as Mickey Mouse plant which makes sense. Unfortunately it’s an invasive species.

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