The contract crew at Noosa & District Landcare are out in the bush all the time. Mostly they are planting native plants or killing weeds. Whilst doing this they come across all sorts of interesting critters lurking in our Biosphere. Birds, snakes [lots of snakes!], insects, ticks [lots of ticks!], and all sorts of things. More >>
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Tangled in Aquatic Weeds © Phil Moran courtesy of NICA
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Cute critters
Phil Moran - Friday, April 08, 2011
The Caper White Butterfly
Phil Moran - Wednesday, June 09, 2010
This butterfly is fairly common in our region. It is black & white on the upper surface, and yellow-orange, black & white underneath. It is around 50mm in width. It is particularly common west of the Great Dividing Range, but still comes to the coast on occasion More >>
Opodiphthera helena - What a beauty!
Phil Moran - Monday, February 22, 2010
At Noosa & District Landcare we have staff all over the biosphere reserve killing weeds and planting trees. One of these people is a trainee undertaking a Certificate 3 in Horticulture. His name is Brad Smith. Brad is a fantastic employee, one who is dedicated and wants to learn all the time. One of the best ways to learn is to observe. More >>1 -
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