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- Going Going GONE | starnaudfieldnats
Species that are threatened or vulnerable Fat-tailed Dunnart (Alan Henderson) 2 Pterostylis despectans-Lowly Greenhood , Carapooee West, 29.6.2009, A Hughes Mallee fowl - Debbie Reynolds, Trust for Nature Fat-tailed Dunnart (Alan Henderson) 2 1/17
- Birds Need Food & Water | starnaudfieldnats
Birds need food and water Musk lorikeets-Glossopsitta concinna, March 2013 Carapooee West, A Hughes Not your average wetland World Wetlands day 2.2.14 4 Restless Flycatchers, Carapooee West, A Hughes Hungry Times, Grey Butcherbird - + porridge 30.6.2009, Carapooee West, A Hughes Musk lorikeets-Glossopsitta concinna, March 2013 Carapooee West, A Hughes 1/4
- Herbarium | starnaudfieldnats
Page under construction It will feature our digitised historical herbarium.
- Flora | starnaudfieldnats
Flora in the St Arnaud Region - By Area The Range Area Morri Morri, Bolangum & Tottington Hard Hills Area Daylenong & Emu Area
- Significant Trees | starnaudfieldnats
The Field Nats are collecting data about significant trees around our area. Participate by filling out the form and send it by the submit button.
- Birds of Forest & Woordlands | starnaudfieldnats
Birds of Forests and Woodlands Red Backed King -Todiramphus pyrrhopygius,G Cheers Rainbow Bee-eater-Merops ornatus,G Cheers Crimson Rosella ,Carapooee West ,A Hughes Red Backed King -Todiramphus pyrrhopygius,G Cheers 1/40
- Mosses | starnaudfieldnats
Mosses & Lichen Moss- D Saxon-Campbell Moss, tiny, grey-green, on hill, home, 16.7.14 silvery ends, A Hughes_StAFNC lichen silver fruit bodies with reddish edges Carapooee West A Hughes Moss- D Saxon-Campbell 1/27
- Butterflies and Moths | starnaudfieldnats
Butterflies & Moths Imperial Jezebel,C SCott Butterfly,Wood White- Delias aganippe, Carapooee West, A Hughes Butterfly, Australian Admiral-Vanessa itea, Carapooee West, A Hughes Imperial Jezebel,C SCott 1/9
- Waterbirds | starnaudfieldnats
Waterbirds Buff-banded Rail-Gallirallus philippensis.G Cheers Buff-banded Rail-Gallirallus philippensis chick, G Cheers Dusky Moorhen- Gallinula tenebrosa, A Hughes Buff-banded Rail-Gallirallus philippensis.G Cheers 1/11
- Explore | starnaudfieldnats
We show you an outline of what St Arnaud and surrounding district have to offer St Arnaud and Region Pastoral development in the region began before 1836 with the explorations of Major Mitchell. What followed has been a rapid clearing of the landscape for agriculture and industry, allowing little more than 5% of the native vegetation to remain. The two primary bioregions of the region are: The Western Goldfields bioregion; characterised by Box-ironbark vegetation communities, and The Wimmera bioregion; characterised by Buloke woodlands and Black-box/lignum wetlands. Landscapes across the area are highly fragmented, with remnant vegetation occurring largely across private land and Public Land Reserves, including but not limited to the Kara Kara National Park, St Arnaud Regional Park, Bolangum and Tottington Conservation Reserves, Wooroonook Lakes, Lake Buloke, Lake Batyo Catyo, Walkers Lake, Dalyenong Conservation Reserve, and Mt Wycheproof. These few remaining sites provide critical habitat to native species, some of which are now endangered or regionally extinct, including Buloke tree, Stuart Mill Spider orchid, Powerful Owl, and Growling grass frog. Reconnecting these landscapes remains a priority project for the Buloke and Northern Grampians Landcare Network (BNGLN). https://www.bnglandcare.org/ https://windharphorizons.org/ Click this link to show a map showing parks and reserves around St Arnaud Places to Visit Around the Town The St Arnaud Regional Park surrounds the Town so there is plenty of opportunityto walk or ride along tracks in the Box Ironbark forest. The St Arnaud Field Naturalists have helped Parks Victoria to develop the following nature reserves within the St Arnaud Regional Park. Wax garden Flora Reserve Viewpoint Bell Rock Heritage Reserve The Basin - St Arnaud State Forest Click on any of the brochures to download them. Local Tours Tour guides featuring ‘Historic Buildings in the Town’ and it’s ‘Mine History.’See ‘Historic Walking Trail’ and ‘Mine History Trail’ produced by the St Arnaud Historical Society. Where to get more information Pamphlets, brochures and booklets are all available at The St Arnaud Tourist Information Centre St Arnaud Community Resource Centre The Raillery Hub, St Arnaud St Arnaud Silo and Wall Art Trail Features paintings and portraits by local artist Kyle Torney. Starting in St Arnaud the trail links the Wimmera & Mallee’s small towns through 700km of roads. Read more here . Bike Riding Trails See the Booklet ‘Cycling Trails Around St Arnaud’ Less than one hour to visit Cope Cope area Browns Lake / Lake Cope Cope Lake Nurrumbeet Lake Grassy Round Lake Swanwater West Cemetery … woodland birds in undisturbed buloke woodland Dalyenong Nature Conservation Reserve Kooyoora State Park well managed park, facilities, camping - take a picnic Mount Bolangum Nature Conservation Reserve again take a picnic Kara Kara National Park Teddington Reservoir Teddington Campground Walking trails and birdwatching, situated within Kara Kara National Park. Wooroonook Lakes camping, water recreation, birds Visit the local Facebook pages for great photos Friends avon plains lakes Friends bluegum rise Further afield - weekender / big day out Avon Plains Walkers Lake - camping, water recreation Hollands Lake … a bird haven Banyena River Walk Burrum Burrum Cemetery (remember country cemeteries are rarelydisturbed by the dead or living, making them a haven for bird life and our endemic plants) Bealiba begin at Evans Hotel. Picnic at Bealiba Reservoir, old gold diggings Boort lake cabins, water sports, canoe hire Camping in the Goldfields (around Maryborough and St Arnaud) Butts Reserve Goldfield Glamping Hamilton Crossing Kooyoora State Park Hard Hill Tourist Reserve (near Wedderburn) Laanecoorie River Reserve Moliagul Campground Paddy’s Range Camping Pyrenees Glamping Retreat Secret Lead Slaty Creek Campground Teddington Camping Area Tullaroop Creek Tullaroop Reservoir Waanyarra Camping Grounds Canoe Trails Serpentine Creek CT, Laanecoorie CT, Loddon River CT Central Goldfields Visitors Centre Maryborough Railway Station, Maryborough https://visitmaryborough.com.au Dunolly Museum 75 Broadway, Dunolly for history Goldfields – current UNESCO review for inclusion Running from Mt Buninyong to Bendigo the Goldfields Track (210km) meanders through numerous Parks. Parks near Maryborough and Castlemaine include: Castlemaine Diggings National Park Paddy’s Ranges State Park Maryborough Regional Park Moliagul Historic Reserve. Walk the ‘Welcome Stranger’ discovery walk Visit htpps://www.parks.vic.gov.au Grampians National Park (Gariwerd) https://www.visitgrampians.com.au Laanecoorie Reservoir Walking tracks, birds Mt Arapiles Can drive to top and view the plains below. Nearby quaint town of Natimuk. Rock climbing, bushwalking, bird watching Mt Wycheproof Standing 43 m above surrounding plains is the smallest registered mountain in the world. Visit https://www.visitbuloke.com.au Pyrenees Unearthed Wine and Food Festival At the beginning of April, our winemakers celebrate harvest - a day of sensational wine, delicious food, local produce and live entertainment. Head to Moonambel www.visitpyrenees.com.au Sea Lake Home of ‘big skies’ and Lake Tyrell Talbot Court House Hotel, monthly farmers to stock up for that bush picnic Victorian Goldfields Railway Heritage Goldfields Rail linking historic gold mining towns of Castlemaine and Maldon Visit https://www.VGR.com.au or email info@vgr.com.au Pyrenees Rail Heritage Trail Round circle Tour from Avoca via Amphitheatre, Elmhurst, Crowlands, Landsborough and Navarre. Farmers Markets ... for that picnic Avoca – 4th Sunday of month Talbot – 3rd Sunday of month Carisbrook – 2nd and last Sunday of month Castlemaine -1st Sunday of month Dunolly - 4th Sunday of month Maldon – 2nd Sunday of month
- Orchids | starnaudfieldnats
Orchids Caladenia ampla- Hard Hills Spider orchid, Hard Hills, pink_yellow. crossed legs, clubs,8.10.2010, A Caladenia ampla -Hard Hills Spider Orchid, Hard Hills St Arnaud,1.10.2010, A Hughes XGlossadenia tutelata -Hard HIlls, hybrid between Glossodia major and Caladenia deformis,15.9.09 A H Caladenia ampla- Hard Hills Spider orchid, Hard Hills, pink_yellow. crossed legs, clubs,8.10.2010, A 1/54
- Birds | starnaudfieldnats
Native Bird Groups Woodland Bird Community Waterbirds Raptors Birds of Grasslands & Edges Forest & Woodland Birds We Need Food & Water
