Kites, sea eagles and a myriad of other sea birds spend their days soaring on the sea breeze over the headland at Brooms Head ... forever watching the clear blue waters for their next feed of fish. 

Surrounded by the Yuraygir National Park, Brooms Head in northern NSW, Australia, is a small coastal village popular with campers and caravaners. There is a camping area on the beach, a general store, a kiosk by the beach and a small Bowling Club. There a few houses and not much else. 

Some of the more long term residents of Brooms Head include pelicans, rare coastal emus, kangaroos and even a wild brumby. 

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<center>A bird's eye view of the the headland at Brooms.</center>

Image taken with DJI Phantom 4 drone on 5 March 2017. 

This is my entry in this week's #landscapephotography contest by @juliank. 

To see more of my photography, come check me out at @atnicholson. 

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