Land mullet family 19.02.2023
We have some baby land mullets hanging around the front of the reserve at present.
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Young water dragon 12.02.2023
A bit of footage of a young water dragon that I saw today…
Pacific baza family visit
A visit from a family of pacific bazas.
Site Inspection – 2022.11.13
A quick site inspection a few weeks back revealed a mix of good and bad results. As always, there is a lot to do…
Next Working Bee – Weekend of 21st of Jan, 2023
Dependent on the weather, this weekend should be good for another Working Bee.
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Working Bee – 06.02.2022
Was able to do a solid 3hrs on the Saturday which felt quite productive. Great day for bush regeneration with a cloudy day keeping it quite cool and previous rains making the soil easy to work with. We have had a lot of rain so everything is growing well at the moment. Including the … Continue reading Working Bee – 06.02.2022
Working Bee – 23.01.2022
Some wins, some losses, but in all, a productive working bee.
Working Bees back
Working bees back in a few weeks but restrictions remain…
Water spider at Dick’s Creek – 14.10.2021
A water spider hanging out…
Evils of Camphor laurel (Cinnamomum camphora)
THE OVERWHELMING REASON: They contain 15-18 biocidal toxins, most of which are moderately powerful. This tree in its most toxic types (‘chemotypes’) easily rank as the most toxic plant in Australian history, having up to an order of magnitude more toxic biocidal compounds than the average level of toxicity in most other exotic/Native toxic plant species!
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