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This area is regional eco-system 1288 Open Forest. The path commences under a large Foam Bark - Jagera pseudorhus. The 600 metre path leads from Hartley Road to Caryota Ct on what is described on Google Earth as Cliff Road.  It is Council managed Reserve but not a Landcare site. To the west is the Sports ground and the right is a cliff with below a single 21 hectare freehold land title and next East is an unnamed section of National Park below that freehold title.

Rainbow Lorikeet

Eastern Whipbird

White Browed Scrubwren

There were calls along the way from Grey Shrike Thrush 

It was good to also see a pair of Little Shrike Thrush albeit a bit hard to keep the binoculars oin them as the chased each other through the trees and understory.

Create and maintain the environment and surrounding surviving nature will help you along the journey. It will also gradually put its own stamp on what it wants the ecology to be in this location but it will take many years for that occur. At least we know its getting going here. We also know that the work is not about control but assisting and suggesting to nature and then nature will have its say heard. That’s the way it should be. We just help keep it true to its own local ecology and is not taken over dramatically by the invaders we bring to this locality.