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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Poorneet Tadpole Season [Sep-Oct]
Temperatures are rising but the rain continues. Pied Currawongs call loudly and often.
Flax-lilies are flowering.
The flowering of plants such as Myrnong, (Yam Daisy), indicates the tubers are ready for eating.
Bulen-bulen (Superb Lyrebird) males have finished displaying.
Days and nights are of equal length.
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 
