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Bayside Creeks Catchment Group
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24.01.2022 Everyone welcome. All equipment provided! Just bring your reusable water bottle and make sure you wear closed-in shoes and sunsmart clothing.
17.01.2022 Everyone welcome!
16.01.2022 What butterfly is that? Everyone counts. Why not download BioCollect onto your smart device. It's a free app and can be found at Google Play or the Apple Store.... It makes participating in Brisbane's Big Butterfly Count easy! 31 common butterfly species are depicted, so identification is made easy. Mark your location, mark the butterflies (and their quantity) and submit. We can't wait to find out which one of our butterflies is seen the most. Great engagement for the entire family! Photo of Meadow Argus (Junonia villida) by Sylvia Alexander) See more
16.01.2022 Mangrove Gerygone (Gerygone levigaster) (immature) perching in a Casuarina tree. I was confused about what this little fellow was until I sought verification fr...om an ID group. The adult Mangrove Gerygone have white eyebrows, red eyes, full black bill and are overall grey, not brown. Wynnum Mangrove Boardwalk, Wynnum, Queensland, Australia. Sony A7RIV + Sony FE 200-600mm F5.6-6.3G 1/800sec | f/8 | ISO 400 | 900 mm (effective focal length) #MangroveGerygone #GerygoneLevigaster #MMPIBirds See more
15.01.2022 Went along to a Planting by Brisbane City Council & B4C in Minnippi Parkland. It was a hot morning & planting trees & scrubs where once a weedy grass patch. This parkland is where I used to take my daughters for a walk & once a birthday party. Now in their adult years. The place is much the same but it has grown to a beautiful spot to walk & discover the wildlife. How blessed we are to have parkland like this. Good to see many people interested in the environment. And enjoying their company. [Sonya Kerslake]
15.01.2022 Hoop Pine or Moreton Bay Pine ( Araucaria cunninghamii) a native Australian species found in QLD and NSW This is our November post in recognition of #IYPH20...20 #PlantHealth plus enjoying the #PlacesWeLove with The Wilderness Society. This shot was taken by the Bay at Manly, these tall guys can be seen all along the Wynnum Manly waterfront stretch. Hoop pines are know for attracting birds, beatles and are very drought tolerant, overall helping support a healthy ecosystem. The Bayside Wilderness Society are a group of like minded local residents around the Bay who work together to protect the environment in our backyard and beyond. To find out more or get involved email [email protected] See more
15.01.2022 WEBINAR: WED 11TH NOV, 6.30PM. Want to get involved in Brisbane's Big Butterfly Count? Have questions about it? Want to find out what it's all about and how it's great for community and nature? Whether you're representing a school, bushcare group, household or you're a curious individual - this is a fun and insightful project to get involved in. Thanks Brisbane City Council for supporting this project. Register via eventbrite and you will be sent the Zoom link before midday Wednesday.
11.01.2022 Some beautiful local snaps!
07.01.2022 An excellent segment!
03.01.2022 Some lovely locals.
02.01.2022 A wonderful learning experience for Manly West State School kids.
02.01.2022 Have you seen this white kookaburra hanging out at Wynnum Creek? Alison said she managed to get this shot of the albino bird a few months ago while it was sitting in a tree in her backyard. : A. Sweeney
