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It’s midnight Dec 20th 2012. It has been almost 18months since we have seen a mahogany glider on the sanctuary and we have missed their presence in our forest. This week the bloodwoods have burst into bloom for the first … Continue reading
WILDLIFE OFTEN KNOW MORE THAN US WHEN IT COMES TO RAIN Waiting for rain is always nerve-wracking and I hope that by the time this goes to press the cool saviour of gardens, forests and paddocks will have arrived … Continue reading
It has been a week of what I can only call coincidences and discoveries. Take the coincidence first, though I guess in fact it is more a confirmation of what we – and wildwatchers everywhere – have always known. It … Continue reading
THERE ARE BULLIES IN THE WILD WORLD, TOO We hear a lot about cyber and schoolyard bullying at the moment, but there is bullying in the bird world too. The other day I was watching the antics of a helmeted … Continue reading
Oct 12th 2012 It has been months – almost a year, since we have seen any mahogany gliders at Mungarru Lodge Sanctuary. During the last 17years mahogany gliders, sugar gliders, feather tailed gliders and striped possums have been our companions … Continue reading
RELIVING THE REEF CAMPAIGN NINNEY RISE 3.00PM Sunday 14th October 2012 WELCOME TO COUNTRY — Djiru representative APOLOGIES — those with us in spirit NINNEY RISE – Ground zero for the reef — Reflections on John Büsst, and WPSQ’s first … Continue reading
Welcome to the intermittent news of the branch . Much is happening that is exciting and hopeful….lets face it , we all need some good news before our xmas meeting in late November. Paddock tree flier and planting project which … Continue reading
WILDWATCH: SPRING SPRINGS SURPRISES by ANNE WILKINSON. The fact that September means spring is hard to miss. Whatever has happened during the year, spring is always celebrated in the wild. On the Wildwatch block the nights are full of sound. … Continue reading
WILDWATCH: THOUGHTS ABOUT COEXISTANCE by ANNE WILKINSON. We were delighted when our friend told us, with a grin, there was “a terrific lot of construction work” going on around their bush place each night, because not so long ago there … Continue reading
WILDWATCH: IN THE GARDEN JUNGLE, PRETTY SPIDERS THAT JUMP by ANNE WILKINSON. Moving a pile of weeds I had pulled up this week to take to the compost heap my eye was caught by a movement on … Continue reading