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Webbs Break

Locality: Mount Archer

Address: 466 Rasmussen Rd 4514 Mount Archer, QLD, Australia

Website: https://webbsbreak.com.au

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24.01.2022 Spring is here, the Glossy Black-Cockatoo has arrived. Glossy Black-Cockatoo, Calyptorhynchus lathami, are one of the more threatened species of cockatoo in Australia and are listed as vulnerable under QLD and NSW legislation. The very distinctive call has your attention. The Glossy Black-Cockatoo mates for life. The female prepares the nest hollow and incubates the eggs, only leaving the nest to feed herself after the newly hatched nestling is a week old. Males feed the female and nestling throughout the incubation and brooding period. Once fledged, the young bird is fed by both parents for up to four months and remains with them until the next breeding season.

24.01.2022 The most joyful announcement, last night was our turn. Neurum Creek is full. No sweeter sound! Yesterday and today, beautiful fresh clean water.

23.01.2022 Cool down, enjoy the Lagoon all to your self!

23.01.2022 The Lagoon looking picture perfect, great photo thanks to M.K enjoying the great outdoors all to your self...

22.01.2022 Hikers enjoying Webbs Break look out, great views, Mt Delaney, Mt Neurum, Mt Mee and Glasshouse Mts.

20.01.2022 Hi Campers, keep an eye out for, flowering now at Webbs Break from August to October the Dendrobium aemulum, commonly known as the Ironbark feather orchid, the orchids grows on trees that dont shed their bark, ie iron bark and brush box trees. The flowers produce a sweet scent at night, There is an Ironbark tree at the far end of the camp ground opposite the bench seat

19.01.2022 Webbs Break, hike to Flat Gully and the Lookout..

19.01.2022 Keep an eye out for our bird life. The Eastern Yellow Robin, such a cute bird. Eastern Yellow Robins are inquisitive little fellows. They will often take food from campers. Photos by Paul Harper from Melbourne.

19.01.2022 These Guys are enjoying the warm weather, watching me gardening at the Lagoon, hoping to catch a worm or two, landing at my feet as I'm pulling out weeds, I stand still, wait, watch as a large worm is extracted from the ground, and swallowed as quickly as found and back on to the branch watching for the next feast. Mum, Dad and Baby on look out duty. kookaburras are believed to pair for life. Both sexes share the duties and care for the young.

18.01.2022 So inviting, fresh clean water.

17.01.2022 Dry Water Fall, on the way to Flat Gully.

15.01.2022 Amazing views from Mt Archer

15.01.2022 Summer is here, hang out at the Lagoon for cool and shady.

15.01.2022 Look what hatched at the Lagoon, Eastern Long Neck Turtles.

14.01.2022 Found these today. So so excited to share your amazing talents, we have budding artist in the makingThanks for surprise, just love them.

13.01.2022 Hike to Flat Gully picinic area. Have a BBQ, camp fire billy tea.

13.01.2022 How cute is this little guy, spotted him this afternoon when cleaning out the fire ring on the pavers. His/Her colour is so vibrant, the markings are amazing and has legs like a beetle.

11.01.2022 At the stepping stones to cross the creek to Flat Gully.

11.01.2022 The Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoo is a large cockatoo, one of six species of cockatoo in Australia, they are birds of the forests, found in central eastern Queensland stretching down to the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. It is easily identified by its mostly black plumage, with most body feathers edged with yellow, and its very distinctive call. In recent years the species has been in rapid decline along the east coast because of native habitat clearance, with a loss of fo...od supply and nest sites, the cockatoos are moving in around parks and golf courses foraging on pine cones, banksia seeds and native plants. Unlike other cockatoos, a large proportion of the yellow-tailed black cockatoo's diet is made up of wood-boring grubs; they also eat seeds. They nest in hollows high in trees with large diameters, generally Eucalyptus. There are many amazing things about the Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus funereus ). One of these is its ability to find its favourite foods wood-boring grubs! These are the larvae of beetles and moths which tunnel into various trees such as gum trees and wattles. Although wood-boring grubs are a favoured food in eastern Australia, these birds will also eat the seeds of a range of native trees and shrubs. They have also taken a likening to the seeds of pine trees grown in plantations. Great pic Thanks MK at Webbs Break, 07/20 See more

09.01.2022 Full Moon, at Webbs Break, thanks MK love your photo!

08.01.2022 So so happy to see you all enjoying Webbs Break, and having a special time with family and friends.

07.01.2022 Perfect camping and swimming weather, creeks full of fresh water.

07.01.2022 This is George the Bandicoot, he spends his nights digging holes looking for gurbs and worms. Campers may see him while sitting at the covered area. Bandicoots are very shy, with excellent sense of smell and hearing.

06.01.2022 If you see this guy while camping, it's not a RAT! Looks like a big mouse. Antechinus is a genus of dasyurid marsupials native to Aus. They mainly eat insects, bugs and beetles. They carry their young on their tummy.

05.01.2022 Happy campers enjoying 100 acres all to them selves. Total privacy, no noise restrictions, secluded in natural rain forest with an abundance of wild life. Camping by Neurum Creek, home to platypus,ducks, turtles,catfish, and many more native animals. ... For more info visit www.webbsbreak.com.au See more

04.01.2022 Greative Campers we thankyou, love your art work on our walk this morning.

03.01.2022 Winter is coming, bring a jumper. Camping under the Southern Cross. Photo taken by Paul Harper at Webbs Break

02.01.2022 Hi Campers, we have only a few dates available for Nov, Dec 18. please check Book Calender at www.webbsbreak.com.au

02.01.2022 Keep an eye out for the Satin Bowerbird, they live in our rainforest. The male builds a bower to attract the female for mating. He performs a dance, sings and will carry one of his favourite blue items in his mouth. If she's impressed, she will enter the bower. Wham, Bam,Thank you Maam!!. Then it's it up to her to raise the young. He goes on to courting more prospective females. LOL. This photo was taken at the near the camp kitchen.

02.01.2022 Rain forest walks, enjoy cool under shade. . ..

01.01.2022 WINTER is coming, bring a jumper or two..LOL

01.01.2022 So excited watching the campground Lagoon fill up. Before and after.

01.01.2022 The making of Webbs Break Look out