Caring for Wildlife
Planting natives is a great for our wildlife, but there are other ways we can help.
April Workshop: Photographing Noosa’s Wildlife with Tony Wellington
It was a pleasure this month to have Tony Wellington’s interesting and informative presentation at our workshop. It highlighted how privileged we are to live in this beautiful and biodiverse part of Australia and Tony shared his knowledge about photographing our wonderful wildlife.
Caterpillars, Butterflies and Moths in the Native Garden – Part 1
Seeing leaves being eaten by caterpillars can be very frustrating for the urban gardener. It can be tempting to spray them. But if we are serious about wildlife then caterpillars are a vital part of local biodiversity and food supply for other wildlife and often transform into beautiful butterflies and moths.
Snake Workshop
Our March workshop presenter, Dan Rumsey, from Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7, spoke about our local snakes and how to live safely alongside them.
What’s in My Garden This Summer
The summer holiday period has been a good time to relax and spend time in the garden.
Garden Visitors
Keron and John Hilton share some of their garden visitors.