Leafy sea dragon skeleton

Animal
Mythical sea dragon

The leafy seadragon (Phycodurus eques) is native to the southern and western coasts of Australia. It is related to the seahorse and pipefish. Leafy sea dragons are often washed ashore during storms.

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Eyre Bird Observatory Museum

A cosy natural history museum and bird observatory on the Great Australian Bight.

Visit a museum and bird observatory in one of the most isolated places in the world. Unwind, relax and take in the natural beauty and the natural history collection. The one-room museum includes...

Address:

PMB 32 Cocklebiddy via Norseman
Cocklebiddy WA 6443
Australia

Open Hours
Mon to Sun 9am - 4pm. It is essential to contact the Observatory before your visit.

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Eyre Bird Observatory, PMB 32, Cocklebiddy via Norseman, Cocklebiddy, WA 6443