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Eucalyptus cattai, our beautiful local endangered species!
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Ricki Nash
Beautiful that we have this species in The Hills Shire. We need to protect the trees as they're only growing in isolated pockets.
Melanie Hartley
Nice sentiments @Sue Martin, you might want to add the contest hashtag and enter this in the comp that started today. https://www.landcarer.com.au/stories/414/snap-up-500-in-the-landcarerphotocontest2021/
Danielle Packer
The Royal Botanic Gardens are currently preparing a formal description for the species, so hopefully we will be able to have some sort of Plant ID sheet that we can use to identify this species!
Michelle Ryan
Thats great. I would love to keep an eye out for it when we are out and about doing field work.
Beautiful that we have this species in The Hills Shire. We need to protect the trees as they're only growing in isolated pockets.
Nice sentiments @Sue Martin, you might want to add the contest hashtag and enter this in the comp that started today. https://www.landcarer.com.au/stories/414/snap-up-500-in-the-landcarerphotocontest2021/
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August 19, 2021
The Royal Botanic Gardens are currently preparing a formal description for the species, so hopefully we will be able to have some sort of Plant ID sheet that we can use to identify this species!
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August 20, 2021
Thats great. I would love to keep an eye out for it when we are out and about doing field work.
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September 6, 2021
Feeling Great talk given by Danielle about Platypus in some of The Hills Waterways... did you all get to watch the presentation?
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Sandstone rocks make such great refuges and hiding places for lizards, skinks, snakes. Sometimes small birds can be seen going underneath the overhangs looking for insects, beetles and even spider web...View More
Just sharing a couple of photos from the back of my property, one is of where an echidna stopped by to search for ants/termites in an old Yellow Bloodwood ( Corymbia eximia) and the second shows the f...View More
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That’s so special you get visited by echidnas on your property!! Love what your sharing :)
The first is of a terrestrial orchid called Acianthus fornicatus, the latter word from the Latin meaning vaulted, these flowers are also called Pixie Caps. Found in open forest amongst the leaf litter...View More
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Lorien Landcare is a newly formed Landcare group that has really got the heart of what Landcare is all about. This group is full of people of all ages, children, students, parents, and teachers who ha...View More
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The New South Wales State of Volunteering Report has been released!"The report found that almost 4.9 million adults volunteered in NSW, giving more than 1.5 billion hours of their time in 2020. Their ...View More
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Mary Bell
wow thats interesting and such a special visitor - I wonder if its a goshawk? Other more expert twitchers might be able to help
Rowan Ewing
Nice one!
They're pretty hard to tell apart, but it is most likely one of Brown Goshawk or Collared Sparrowhawk. Had one here in Brunswick chasing sparrows this week too. So good to see the food web in action in the concrete jungle
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They're pretty hard to tell apart, but it is most likely one of Brown Goshawk or Collared Sparrowhawk. Had one here in Brunswick chasing sparrows this week too. So good to see the food web in action in the concrete jungle
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May 1, 2020
Eucalyptus cattai, our beautiful local endangered species!
Alexander Barnstone
Danielle Packer
Ricki Nash
Ricki Nash
Beautiful that we have this species in The Hills Shire. We need to protect the trees as they're only growing in isolated pockets.
Melanie Hartley
Nice sentiments @Sue Martin, you might want to add the contest hashtag and enter this in the comp that started today. https://www.landcarer.com.au/stories/414/snap-up-500-in-the-landcarerphotocontest2021/
Danielle Packer
The Royal Botanic Gardens are currently preparing a formal description for the species, so hopefully we will be able to have some sort of Plant ID sheet that we can use to identify this species!
Michelle Ryan
Thats great. I would love to keep an eye out for it when we are out and about doing field work.
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