Clean Up Australia Day 4 March 2018
Click on the title to read more and look at the photos. This was our third-in-a-row Clean Up Australia working bee and with such a good turnout we could easily cover the main township public areas, foreshore reserves and beaches. We followed up the clean up with a BBQ at Birt Park thanks to Leone. CPRRA is planning to hold a clean up day every year on the national Clean Up Australia day. We hope to see you there next year! See below for photos from the mornings activity.
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The next working bee will be on - SATURDAY 12 MAY.
Meet at 9 am at The Wonthaggi Lifesaving Club. All welcome.
Waring Wombat Season [Apr-Jul]
Cool, rainy days follow misty mornings. The time of highest rainfall and lowest temperatures. Waring (wombats) emerge to bask and graze in the sunshine.
Bulen-bulen (Superb Lyrebird) males perform their courtship displays.
Hearts of Kombadik (Soft Tree-ferns) are the major food when no fruits are available.
Days are short and nights are long.
The constellation of Sagittarius rises in the southeast after sunset, indicating the mid point of cold weather.
Seven Seasons of the Kulin People
Artist - Karina H McInnes
Source - Museum Victoria
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A big thank you to the 31 volunteers who came to the Clean Up Cape Paterson day on March 4th. This was part of 
