Bush regneration is usually measured in long time-scales. For example it takes decades for a eucalypt to grow to a forest size where it can provide canopy for an understory. Even weed eradication takes a long time, and sometimes in the case of Madeira vine (Anredera cordifolia), forever. So it …
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This beautiful Blue Tiger (Tirumala hamata) was caught on camera next to the track at the end of our working bee. Apparently they migrate through Brisbane in summer and are often spotted at the nearby Mt. Gravatt Reserve.
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In November, 2015 we placed a wooden nest box about 7 metres high on the trunk of a Grey Gum. This tree was chosen as there were scratches consistent with a glider possum on the trunk. On Sunday January 31, 2016 the box was inspected using a camera pointed down …
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This image of a koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) was taken on the night of 10th January, 2016 at 12:14am. The camera is triggered by the koala’s infrared signature as he (and it probably is a male, according to Dr. Lilia Bernede from Griffith University) climbed down the tree next …
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