From macro to micro
The Micro Bat survey by Wildlife Unlimited was held on a warm and still night this week. Harp nets were used in two locations along the Wallaby Creek Walking Track. […]
Little Critters
Last week ecologists from Wildlife Unlimited carried out intensive macroinvertebrate surveys at Dolphin and Bluff lagoons. Aquatic macroinvertebrates play a critical role in aquatic ecosystems by recycling nutrients and providing food for […]
Back on the track
Maintenance is a large part of Landcare, hence we were out tidying a section of the Wallaby Creek Walking Track recently, clearing fallen branches, pruning encroaching vegetation and removing many […]
More fabulous fungi on Tambo Bluff
That feels better!
See before and after a bath.
Faded and cracked
I’m, of course, referring to the old interpretive sign, not our TBLC volunteer.
Changes over time
Caring for our significant wetlands on Tambo Bluff is ongoing. Several years of data collection reveals changes in biodiversity.
A welcome drink
A few of us gave some relief to thirsty plants. A repair job was needed due to a resident wombat’s excavation capabilities.
A dainty visitor
A Common Grass Blue Butterfly exploring a Paper Daisy.
Thistle thwarting
A team of two needed protective clothes, gloves and gumboots to physically remove a massive amount of Scotch Thistles in the gully. These introduced plants are prolific seeders; a single […]