Standing About in the Water. If you have an aversion to Silver Gulls, or stories about Silver Gulls, then ClickAway NOW. Accommodation within walking distance of the beach, in the company of some friends from our village. One of the more vi.

Walmer South Nature Conservation Reserve. After the rain last night there was a dramatic change in the ground cover this morning, from dull green and brown to vibrant colour. The numerous Christmas spiders and their webs survived the rains as did this Golden Orb-Weaver. The small spider is the male of the species. Fungi, Mosses and Lichens. Walmer South Nature Conservation Reserve. Resting on a Chocolate Lily.

Gorgeous echidna spotted in Elphinstone. Posted by sueelma in Other creatures. This little guy was wandering across Diggers Way the other day, thankfully it made it to the other side! Roadside Weeds and Pests Management Program. Posted by sueelma in Projects. An example of blackberry poisoning in Sarah Court. Posted by sueelma in Uncategorized. What do you think are key priorities for Elphinstone in the way of land management? Wayne Tuckerman, Pre.

Background to La Gerche and the Trail. John La Gerche burial and obituary. Interpretive signs along the La Gerche Walk. List of Plants Labelled on La Gerche Trail 2015. La Gerche signage project 2014-16. Plants along the La Gerche Trail.

Native plants and animals of the Chewton Bushlands. Was launched on 17 March in the Tea Rooms of the Botanic Gardens. The authors are Karen Baker, Antoinette Birkenbeil and Hannah Nichols. Ian Higgins launched the guide with a speech that drew on his in-depth knowledge and experience with local regeneration and revegetation. Over 40 people attended the event. Management burns to start soon? 25 March, 2018.

An occasional note that will mostly contain some observations of events that occur in the natural world here in Gippsland - Victoria - Australia. Friday, March 9, 2018. On a Dam Somewhere, or . Sit down and the birds will come! New Holland and White-naped Honeyeaters. A couple of very pleasant hours at Wonthaggi. Sunday, March 4, 2018. A recent and brief visit to Port Albert. Had Dave and I happily snapping. We did see some birds but! Pacific Gull.