February Nature Ramble
‘In quest of Small Milkwort Comesperma polygaloides’.
It was obvious that our Angair members were keen to renew activities for the year with a group of 20 joining us for the Nature Ramble on 14 February .
February bird walk
At this month’s visit to Rhonda Bunbury’s lovely property, which we had not visited for over two years, we were pleased to welcome five new members to the bird group.
January Bird Watching
After the abundance of bird watching in spring, the harshness of summer can often be challenging. There are, however, great bird watching opportunities for those that are prepared for careful observation.
Orchids in February
As December 2021 came towards its end there was still a lot of activity in the orchid world in the Anglesea district.
Nature Ramble December 2021: Small Grass-tree Extravaganza
We were scheduled to walk along a track close to Woodlands Track off Forest Rd but received reports of a proliferation of Small Grass-tree, Xanthorrhoea minor subsp. lutea, spikes on Tanners Track opposite Cecil Track.
Wadawurrung Country
Kim-barrne Wadawurrung tabayi—Welcome to Wadawurrung Country
Many of Angair’s activities occur on Wadawurrung Country which extends from east of Painkalac Creek to Werribee in the east and Beaufort and Ballarat in the north: an area over 10,000 square kilometres.
Nature ramble - Ixodia track
A small group of Angair members explored a rather depleted Ixoidia track which had been severely burnt. We walked a short distanced before moving to a side track on the left hand side . This proved to be very interesting and we saw a good variety of plants of the area.
Woodland Track circuit walk
This was a satisfying circuit walk with some challenging hills and a variety of vegetation types.
Photos from Members and Conservationists
We discovered this unusual pair on the beach at low tide between Urquhart Bluff and Aireys Inlet, January 17, 2020.
Events Calendar
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Working bee
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