SRNV
- - Swift Moths – they’re large and impressive, but look closely: 2
- - Stone artefacts – Srathbogie district.
- - Road-killed rare species – phascogales and bandicoots.
- - Seven Creeks Walk – Polly’s to Coach Rd Ck corner
- - Tiger Snake – first confirmed record for Strathbogie Tableland
- - Nathalia’s Bardi Gras – Easter Saturday Festival
- - Albino Woodland Blind Snake – Reef Hills
- - Adding to the Pinniger story
- - Where did they come from ?
- - Rocky Ned gets a make-over!
- - Swift Moths – they’re large and impressive, but look closely: 2
- - Stone artefacts – Srathbogie district.
- - Road-killed rare species – phascogales and bandicoots.
- - Seven Creeks Walk – Polly’s to Coach Rd Ck corner
- - Tiger Snake – first confirmed record for Strathbogie Tableland
- - Nathalia’s Bardi Gras – Easter Saturday Festival
- - Albino Woodland Blind Snake – Reef Hills
- - Adding to the Pinniger story
- - Where did they come from ?
- - Rocky Ned gets a make-over!
The Landscape Linkages Project (2011-13) is supported by the Strathbogie Ranges Conservation Management Network through funding from the Australian Government’s Caring for our Country initiative and the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority.
The Landscape Linkages Project (2011-13) is supported by the Strathbogie Ranges Conservation Management Network through funding from the Australian Government’s Caring for our Country initiative and the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority.
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