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Posted at 21 Jan 2021 at 13:27h in News, Fieldwork Friday, Hutt Bay Wetland, Kurrawonga, Nelson, Reef Watch in the South East, Volunteer by
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As usual, we have a range of opportunities to get out and about with us over the next few weeks. All are welcome and no particular skills are necessary.Friday 29 Jan, Kurrawonga working bee, Nelson, VicJoin Nicole in some property-edge weed monitoring or...

Posted at 26 Jul 2019 at 08:52h in Fascinating Fungi, Kurrawonga, News, Our Blog, Reptiles, Volunteer by
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Introducing Kurrawonga’s two-tailed resident! As a self-defence strategy to distract predators, most lizards can drop their tails when hit or stressed. The dropped tail will continue wriggling to catch the predator's attention and allow for the lizard's speedy escape. This self-amputation mechanism is also known...

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