What’s in My Garden?
It’s nice to stumble on the wonders of nature, which is what I did one day while walking around my garden. I noticed several caterpillars in my young native mulberry tree, Pipturus argenteus, and, on further inspection, many more.
Frog Habitat Demonstration Workshop
UWG is hoping to schedule a follow up to our February workshop, ‘Creating Ponds for Frog Habitat’, with a practical demonstration by Sean Morrow of building a frog habitat. We are looking for a member who, perhaps already has plans to install a small pond in their urban wildlife garden and, would like some free expert advice from Sean plus willing helpers to construct the pond at the workshop.
Wildlife in the Garden – Pink-tongued Skink
At first glance, I thought this was a Blue-tongued skink, but after a second look I wasn’t so sure. Last week after the rain had stopped, this pretty skink came out of the garden and was lying on the pavers.
Local Wildlife in our Sunrise Beach Garden
I am still learning about native plantings and, like most gardens, ours is a work in progress. As humble as it is, it is home to a variety of creatures. The planting of natives has given us the pleasure of welcoming local wildlife, an immeasurable joy.
What’s happening in Your Garden?
UWG would like to issue an invitation to share your Urban Wildlife Garden journey with all our members.