It is late in the afternoon, and the bank of a small lake is bathed in golden light. Near us stands a black swan with a red beak, looking away, in the water. They have a white band around their neck reading "05" in black letters. Beyond the swan, the lake's side curves in and then out again, reaching a distant patch of reeds. Australian silver gulls, and pukeko, or Australasian swamphens, are gathered along the concrete side, and one is swimming in the water.
Cherry Lake, Altona, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Land of the Yalukit-willam clan of the Boon Wurrung tribe in the Kulin Nation.
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