Hi Mark, I'm a little late getting to your comment but pleased to say we've done that walk twice in the past month and with the exception of the area immediately around the northern platform which is quite bare after being hit particularly hard by storms and king tides in early 2021 the rest seems to be looking pretty good. There is prolific new mangrove growth and depending on the tide plenty of crabs and small fish. In the heat of summer the active birdlife is less than at some other time of year but we saw sacred and collared kingfishers, mangrove gerygone, striated heron, 4 types of egret, black swans, chestnut teal, osprey, pied stilt, darters and royal spoonbill amongst others. If you enjoy spotting birds make sure to also walk up to the bird hide area behind, the mangroves are at a size now that you can't see the water and waders at the moment but if you walk along the tree line there are loads of fairywrens, tawny grassbirds, golden-headed cisticola and silvereye.

Thanks Ashlea, we are so lucky to have so many beautiful and interesting places in SE Queensland.