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 […]

As you walk along the Wallaby Creek Walking Track you will encounter these Lilly Pilly [syzygium smithii] trees with their vibrant fruit. Several years have passed since they were planted.

A brisk Sunday morning didn’t deter TBLC volunteers from getting out and about. Our water trailer and auger are much loved additions to our planting regime. Muffins, chocolates and a […]

Over the past week we have had a beautiful Golden Whistler visit. Planting of understory vegetation has created a welcome haven for small birds.

Due to the current dry weather, we have had to water recently planted tube stock. Hopefully we will receive some rain in the near future.