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Bulga Forest Diary 26th January 2024
The Rough barked Angophora is currently experiencing a delayed flowering in 2024, unlike previous years,
Bulga Forest Diary 8th december
Mistletoe looking good for Christmas!
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Alectryon subcinereus, also known as native quince, wild quince, or bird’s eye, is a species of shrubs or small trees that belongs to the plant family Sapindaceae.
Birds are playing
After the strong winds two days ago, the continuous task of raking and blowing leaves has taken on a sense of urgency. Adding to the concern, there is a fire raging 10 kilometers away on the eastern side of the Biriwal Bulga National Park.
Saturday 7th October 2023
The Welcome swallows eagerly await my opening the door to the house, as they have been unsettled by the abundance of lizard activity and have opted to construct their nest indoors.
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With the moon still very full and shining brightly the invigorating beat of the drums fill the air, the atmosphere was truly electric. We hold a deep appreciation for coming together around a warm fire.
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Here in the Bulga Forest, we have experienced a much-needed morning of drizzling rain. The wetter gullies now boast lovely green shoots, while the ridgelines display crispy leaves still.
25th September 2023
As I ascend the hill towards Zoe’s memorial, I am accompanied by the cheerful presence of the Willie Wagtail.
15th September 2023
The Rough Bark Angophera, also known as the Applegum, stands amidst a lawn that has been scorched by frost.
11th September 2023
BULGA FOREST DIARY wednesday 13th September
A friendly Pied Currawong observes nearby as sunshine and blue skies grace the day with a low of 6 degrees and a predicted high of 24 degrees. It is worth noting that late winter and early spring are the driest seasons in the Bulga Forest.
BULGA FOREST DIARY Tuesday 2nd May 2023
Tuesday 2nd May 2023 From the Bulga Forest to the sea.
Bulga forest diary Sat 29th April 2023
Bulga Forest is 23 degrees maximum and 12 degrees overnight. The Goannas are still looking for food to holeup for the cold days. Pictured above is a very busy Sydney Blue gum for the Goannas. The Smaller scratches are Feathertail Gliders on a neighbouring tree. The rain is soft and the day has a few moments of sunshine.
BULGA FOREST DIARY wednesday 26th April 2023
Quails erupt out of the Lomandra.
BULGA FOREST DIARY Tuesday 25th April 2023
The Day is punctuated by the raucous sounds 0f the Yellow tailed Black cockatoo,
They strip branches and bark looking for grubs in all the trees. Hurling down their unwanted bits, the noisy constant grating of a young one is not missed when they move on. The day is a softly sunny 20 degrees, with the promise of more showers tomorow.