Now is the time to look for the delightful Parson’s Bands, Eriochilus cucullatus. Parson's Bands The first ones were seen flowering on 14 March near…
Rod3 April 2024
The middle of autumn is normally a quiet time for flowers, and this year's ongoing dryness has particularly discouraged new growth. However our one indigenous…
Rod3 April 2024
The Committee of Management endorsed several changes in Angair activities at its March meeting although the changes will not come into force immediately. The Plant…
Rod3 April 2024
An Angair stalwart for many years, Gwen Hall, died last month, aged 97. Gwen was made an honorary life member of Angair in 2007 in…
Rod3 April 2024
Meredith Sussex AM will represent Angair during the Surf Coast Shire’s four Community and Health Precinct Co-design workshops over the coming months. Meredith, who joined…
Rod3 April 2024
Saturday 9 March was an Extreme weather day, and the bird walk was rescheduled to 16 March. It was a small but enthusiastic group that…
Rod21 March 2024
Our first Nature Ramble for the year on the 12th February was along the Anglesea River. We walked from the office, comparing both sides of…
Rod17 March 2024
Flowering amongst large colonies of leaves the tiny flowers of the Autumn Wasp Orchid, Chiloglottis curviclavia, are greenish brown to purplish. Autumn Wasp Orchid leaves…
Rod1 March 2024
In our coastal heathlands it has been wonderful to see so many bushes of Ixodia, Ixodia archillaeoides subsp. alata, with delightful clusters of small vivid…
Rod1 March 2024