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Cape Barren Goose | Wild South East
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A nature blog of south-east Victoria, mostly Gippsland. May 8, 2015. The Cape Barren Goose. Is a large goose confined to islands and the nearby mainland of southern Australia. Together with the Coscoroba Swan. Of South America it is thought to belong to a primitive group whose ancestors gave rise to the modern true geese and swans. Cape Barren Geese, Phillip Island, Victoria. Grasses, particularly the Coastal Tussock-grass. A favourite food of the Cape Barren Goose. 2 thoughts on “ Cape Barren Goose.
Rockpool ramblings- Bear Gully | Wild South East
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A nature blog of south-east Victoria, mostly Gippsland. Rockpool ramblings- Bear Gully. April 20, 2015. The beach is generally not suitable for swimming as it is mostly made up of extensive areas of rocks. This turned out to be a very interesting area to search in the tidal pools and our kids were constantly on their hand and knees peering into these worlds with amazement. Our youngest daughter at a rock pool. Pair of White-faced Herons hunting. I did notice them taking fish and small crabs but they were...
Soaking up the brief winter sun | Wild South East
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A nature blog of south-east Victoria, mostly Gippsland. Soaking up the brief winter sun. August 2, 2015. My family and I have recently returned from 6 weeks travelling to the Kimberley (that’s why I haven’t posted on here for a while) and it’s been hard for us to adjust to the cold and wet conditions from wearing shorts and t-shirts (if that) every day in the tropics. Yellow tailed black cockatoo. One thought on “ Soaking up the brief winter sun. August 3, 2015 at 11:15 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Gippsland: The Skink’s Domain | Wild South East
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A nature blog of south-east Victoria, mostly Gippsland. Gippsland: The Skink’s Domain. April 9, 2015. I’ve been fascinated by reptiles since I was a child and whenever I get the chance I’m trying to ‘hunt’ them down to observe and photograph them in the field. In spring and summer any trip to the bush or in a well vegetated garden on a sunny day will yield a variety of skinks. A frenzy of activity is usually seen in spring and summer when many species emerge from their dormancy to mate. During th...Is al...
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A nature blog of south-east Victoria, mostly Gippsland. October 30, 2016. Threatened Flora- Central Gippsland Plains. Grassland, Yarram, Victoria. Is a stunning species of Donkey Orchid found throughout lowland Victoria. In the Gippsland plains it is protected mostly on road and rail reserves in open grassy woodland/grassland communities. Populations can fluctuate from a handful of plants in some years to tens of thousands in good years. Purple Diuris, Munro, Victoria. The Gaping Leek Orchid. Matted Flax...
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Bush Notes: July photos - what is this?
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A photo diary of the Victorian bush - specifically the area described as Herb-rich Foothill Forest. We are about 500 metres above sea level. I am not an expert, I'm an interested conservational owner. Friday, July 31, 2015. July photos - what is this? Would appreciate it if anyone can identify this. It's mouse-sized, but with a wider face and bigger ears. Sadly it drowned in a bucket that had been left outside and had some water in it after heavy rain. :-(. Apologies for the poor photo. All suggestions w...
Jackwin 777: October 2014
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Saturday, 25 October 2014. TEAM - Together Everybody Achieves More. Well, Phil. A spot of fishing then? Reach down. Stretch the neck.". Hmm A piece of weed. Tasty, not.". Let's have another go.". Ah That's better. Definitely piscian. Better get it down quick before that swan comes over.". Yum Shall we go again? All together now.". Don't look now, Phil. There's a photographer behind us. Moon him.". F8 and be there. Magic. Saturday, October 25, 2014. Great Egret alternative fishing. Magic f8 and be there.
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Today we announce Antechinus agilis extinct in the Grampians | johnwhitewildlife
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Today we announce Antechinus agilis extinct in the Grampians. May 9, 2016. Diary Entry. May 9 2031. Today may well be the worst day of my career. The media circus is converging on the Grampians for two major announcements. Today the Grampians National Park is formally going to be renamed the Great Grampians Desert National Park. Some bureaucrat in Melbourne thought adding. To the name would soften the blow and of course the politicians agreed. Idiots! The other announcement today, the one that makes my.
Jackwin 777: April 2015
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Saturday, 4 April 2015. Had a walk around a bush block this morning between the dawn Easter service and the regular 10am church service. 15*C, dead calm, little/no cloud. Perfect. Red-browed Finch Neochmia temporalis. Yellow-Rumped Thornbill Acanthiza chrysorrhoa. Yellow-Rumped Thornbill Acanthiza chrysorrhoa. Striated Pardalote Pardalotus striatus. Varied Sitella Daphoenositta chrysoptera. With spider's nest in beak. Varied Sitella Daphoenositta chrysoptera. Varied Sitella Daphoenositta chrysoptera.
Jackwin 777: Australian Wood Duck
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Wednesday, 29 July 2015. The Australian Wood Duck. Used to be called the Maned Duck. Yeah yeah. Right. They are always changing names. I discovered last weekend that the Black-winged Stilt is actually the White-headed Stilt. These following images of an accommodating [relatively] pair were taken on the Macalister River at Maffra. The male has a mane! Downside to the species:. Defecating everywhere [especially paddocks - can't be good for bovine or ovine health]. They are a pretty bird. It takes one moment.
Jackwin 777: September 2014
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Monday, 29 September 2014. When you are walking along very slowly keeping a lookout for all those birds in the treetops, you tend not to pay attention to what is at your feet. Besides, a stick is a stick. I was about 3 metres away when I noticed the stick and did a quick stop. Not often you see a stick as straight as this. Lowland Copperhead Austrelaps superbus. Even though he/she was warming up, there was still enough energy to flatten the neck. ID anyone? Monday, September 29, 2014. Gippsland has two t...
Bushranger: August 2014
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Random thoughts from an amateur Aussie naturalist. Thursday, 21 August 2014. This flat worm is possibly Australoplana sanguinea. The same flat worm that has been discovered in southern England and Ireland in the last decade or so, introduced from eastern Australia. Thursday, August 21, 2014. Links to this post. Saturday, 16 August 2014. North of Goyder's Line. Mulga and termite mounds. Some thoughts on our trip north of Goyder's Line:. There's a lot of mulga vegetation in Australia. Let's hope it sta...
Bushranger: November 2013
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Random thoughts from an amateur Aussie naturalist. Friday, 15 November 2013. A cicada shell on our caravan wheel this morning- we only pulled in to this park at Lakes Entrance last night. Rugby Island, a breeding haven for Little Terns. Yellow Admiral, a bit tattered. Three pelicans and a swan, Metung. Night heron and terns, Metung. Friday, November 15, 2013. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow Bushranger by Email. View my complete profile. Sepia Saturday: Safe in the arms of Jesus.
Bushranger: January 2014
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Random thoughts from an amateur Aussie naturalist. Saturday, 18 January 2014. Barwon River above Buckley Falls. It was good to get out of the house this morning after a torrid week, four days above 41 °C. It was back to the low twenties and members of the Geelong Field Nats found the walk along the Barwon River very pleasant. View west from Newtown Lookout, smoke haze from the Grampian fire over the Barrabool Hills. Near the bridge on Geelong Ring Road where it crosses the Barwon. Links to this post.
Gouldiae's Blog: May 2015
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An occasional note that will mostly contain some observations of events that occur in the natural world here in Gippsland - Victoria - Australia. Thursday, May 28, 2015. Widespread and common in soil substrate. Often associated with tree fern habitat in eucalypt forest. Click on images for a larger view). Eye Catching in the leaf litter. Sometimes in clusters, mostly single. Baw Baw National Park, Mt Erica. Widespread but not too common. Substrate of wood, living trees or in soil near trees or wood.
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Wild South East | a nature blog of south-east Victoria, mostly Gippsland
A nature blog of south-east Victoria, mostly Gippsland. August 2, 2015. Soaking up the brief winter sun. My family and I have recently returned from 6 weeks travelling to the Kimberley (that’s why I haven’t posted on here for a while) and it’s been hard for us to adjust to the cold and wet conditions from wearing shorts and t-shirts (if that) every day in the tropics. May 16, 2015. Winter Orange-bellied Parrot survey. I was involved in surveying one site on the northern part of Anderson’s Inlet, ea...
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