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Best Of Guests’ Bird Photographs 2022

December 15, 2022December 15, 2022 Christina

Many of our guests have high-quality camera equipment and are excellent photographers. Here is a selection of their images, taken while staying at the cabin:   More images are to be found in the bird gallery on our “birds and… Read moreBest Of Guests’ Bird Photographs 2022

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Orchids

November 6, 2022November 6, 2022 Christina

There are orchids to be found in bloom throughout the year, but spring seems to be a particularly good time. From the possibly tiniest flower (1-1.5mm), to our most spectacular orchids are to be found in many places. Since our… Read moreOrchids

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4 species of bowerbirds

June 9, 2022 Christina

It appears that the most common species of Lilly-Pilly here (Syzygium smithii , Creek Satinash) flowers and fruits most profusely every second year. In 2020, they attracted many bowerbirds (see my blogs from June and July 2020), and it is… Read more4 species of bowerbirds

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Sleepy Cassowary

May 2, 2022 Christina

The dominant male cassowary (“Dad”) in our area feels quite relaxed around us. So much so, that sometimes he sits down and dozes off for a while. You wouldn’t really want to sit down on the forest floor at the… Read moreSleepy Cassowary

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More Moths

April 25, 2022 Christina

Setting up our moth light and a white(ish) sheet, to see what is out and about at night in our forest, we are always delighted about the variety of species coming to the light. From the big and bold, like these:… Read moreMore Moths

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