What a difference a day makes
With so much rain recently, there has been an explosion of vegetation growth over the linkage pathways. Who needs Edward Scissorhands when we have eight TBLC crew in action. Three […]
On the tools again, just can’t wait…
…to get on the tools again. Mulching is the next task after a strenuous workout planting indigenous shrubs and grasses from top to bottom alongside the new Stephanie St steps.
Through the window
This male Superb Fairy Wren stayed still long enough to capture these photos. As usual, he was accompanied with his entourage of ‘jenny wrens’ and young birds. Fairy Wrens are […]
More landslip
The erosion continues at the southern end of Tambo Bluff[…images]
New Steps
Stephanie St to Lake King foreshore at Tambo Bluff. Construction complete, all that’s needed doing now is to revegetate and mulch. Interpretive information signs and way-markers will be installed in […]
Time for a snack
Two Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoos perched high in the tall pine trees on the Bluff.
TBLC Season’s Greetings
Maggie antics
On a wet and windy day, we thought this might make you smile […images]
Soggy and boggy
Due to wet and windy conditions over the past few weeks, the challenge has been to keep the Wallaby Creek Walking Track open. Because of fallen trees and branches, the […]
Backyard beauties
How fortunate are we on Tambo Bluff that we can take photos of native birds from our back doorstep. The yellow tail black cockatoos, like many other birds, have been […]