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October sees a flush of the Casuarina hosted
Mistletoe.

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visitors in october

ok so this photo was from this day 8 years ago … hopefully they are going to breed again this year…..

An exciting Day today with the crunching of casuarinas being heard just next to Possum Hut. On investigating Toby has seen at least 4 Glossy black cockatoos

The Site report for Possumhall

The Native Quince is fruiting and is very attractive to many birds. you can eat the red flesh but leave the cyanide rich seed alone!

The Mornings are getting Chillier with a 6 Degree Minimum The expected maximum is 19 for today. 

May 12th brings a welcome change to a sunshine filled day. The Brown Thornbill calls to its friends in the Mock Olive Notelaea longifolia tree that is full of blossom and early fruit.

April the 16th sees Storm cells passing every hour, some hitting and others just rumbling… Maximum 24 Minimum 13

Crashing into the window this small cuckoo recuperates for 30 minutes then flies off…

Finding a lovely tree on the river’s edge at the end of the swimming season

Mist rising at 8am On our walk back from Possum hut yesterday there were many Wombat berry plants full of fruit

As the cooler weather sets in today, the task at hand is to walk the fenceline on the eastern side, where it joins the Traveling Stock Reserve. The journey begins with a challenging uphill climb of 150 meters