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Interesting insects in our neighbourhood

A couple of years ago I wrote about a series of interesting insects that came my way. They are doing it again. My partner in…

staff21 February 2021

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Observations on the beach

I have written several articles recently on insects and beachcombing. My last beachcombing article was after strong southerly/easterly winds brought in, and pushed up, large…

staff21 February 2021

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End of Year Celebration at Moggs Creek Picnic Ground

After the uncertainty as to whether this annual celebration could take place due to the coronavirus restrictions and regulations, it was an excited group of…

staff22 December 2020

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Get to know our tracks

Anglesea, Aireys Inlet and the surrounding area are included in one of Victoria’s greatest bushwalking areas—the Great Otway National Park. Angair has been offering guided…

staff2 December 2020

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Beachcombing

Some things about the coronavirus outbreak can be wonderful. Whole beaches just to yourself! It’s not quite swimming temperature yet, but the recent rough weather…

staff2 December 2020

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From the library

From the Library budget I have purchased two new books. The catalogue is available on the Angair website—write down the Dewey number of the book…

staff28 October 2020

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Strategic fuel breaks

Have you been wondering why yellow crosses have appeared on some trees recently? The Angair Management Committee has been briefed by DELWP/Parks Vic on the…

staff19 October 2020

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From the library

I have been able to use the extra non-weeding time to acquire a few recommended books for your library pleasure. I suggest more use of…

staff6 October 2020

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What’s in a name?

This year the swathes of scented Creamy Candles have been prolific in the surrounding bush. Creamy Candles, Stackhousia monogyna (*p 66) Creamy Candles This genus…

staff6 October 2020

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Karaaf Wetlands

Thompson’s Creek starts north of Anglesea, near Modewarre, and heads east then southeast to enter the sea near Breamlea. This is the easternmost point of…

staff3 October 2020

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