November saw the culmination of two years of research on Tambo Bluff by a team of naturalists, ecologists and botanists from Wildlife Unlimited. They have been assessing the health of […]

This fledgling was dozing and was exposed to attack by predators, when its mother, with continual prodding and poking, encouraged it to move to the safety of the bushes.

Maintaining the Wallaby Creek Walking Track is ongoing for our TBLC volunteers. Our primary tasks this time were pruning, weeding invasive species, mowing and removing guards as needed. Several protective […]

Photos taken of indigenous flora while meandering along the Wallaby Creek Walking Track. The final image that stands apart from the others is the damage being inflicted by deer. Sadly, […]

This iridescent beauty found wandering on Tambo Bluff is a true bug not a beetle. Bugs have mouth parts that are modified into a rigid piercing stylet, whereas beetles have […]

Sprawling Cassia (Senna aciphylla) is an endangered native plant, indigenous to the Australian east coast. Plant densities in the wild and seed production per plant are both relatively low. Some […]

How privileged we are to have to have these unique animals freely roaming our area. Please keep your dog on a lead when walking and when driving, keep an eye […]

This little chap was found near the gully dam. Blood exuding from the ear suggests it may have ingested poison bait, hopefully not. The Native Swamp Rat can be distinguished […]

Two Whistling Kites had their quiet time interrupted by agitated magpies and ravens. Whistling Kites are opportunistic hunters feeding mainly on carrion during the non-breeding season. Their diet changes during […]