Spotlighting
"Pat a Possum or two" on our native animal spotlighting excursion and meet
the cheeky brush tail possums that pop in for their "tea". As we are surrounded
by crown land, Pademelons and Bennetts Wallaby are plentiful while ringtail possums, sugar
gliders and various owls make less frequent appearances.
The devils and quolls (native cats) are here but they are more scared of us than
we are of them and while we see frequent evidence of their passing they are seldom
seen on our walks.
On a clear night the skies, undimmed by pollution or city lights, are magnificent. |
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