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Every Picture Tells a Story

September 16, 2016 by mccgadmin

KIDS DAY AT THE COTTAGE 2016 …
was a hands-on day filled with happiness and fun!
These photos taken on the day show just how busy our clever young team was!  

Kids’ Day is so much FUN!

Look what we made ….

 Yes, it’s quite safe to touch!
Even got to hold a giant cockroach!  

Hand-made beads from pest bamboo – who’d have thought! 

Giving life to new seedlings
(photo courtesy of Bill Lyne)

So many projects, so many things to take home! 

 Oh LOOK, there’s one!
It’s fun helping, too!
OK then, let’s go!

Big happy smiles all day long!

Pretty big stick insect!

 

Not often kids can get this close to a tawny frogmouth!

 

Ooh, it feels cold ….

…. CAN’T WAIT FOR 2017!!!!

Photos printed with permission and kindly provided by Dale Borgelt 



  

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Small Native Plants for Small Gardens

September 15, 2016 by mccgadmin

Wonderful FLOWER SHOW AND PLANTS MARKET on the weekend 17-18 September at the Auditorium, Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens


The theme of the show, run by Native Plants Queensland, is Small Native Plants for Small Gardens. It will feature the amazing diversity of small native plants in a variety of garden styles. There will be a wonderful display of Queensland native flora and allied groups such as bird, butterfly and frog societies will integrate their displays into the garden themes. There will also be bush foods, revegetation advice, Botanic Artists and a woodworker.

The huge Plants Market provides an extraordinary range of native plants from favourites to rare and unusual varieties, most of which will not be available in commercial nurseries. Expert advice on plant selection and care will be available from growers and NPQ members. Prices are low and tubestock to mature plants will be available.

Light refreshments and books will be on sale.

Native Plants Queensland invites you to come and enjoy this glorious display of our unique Australian native plants! Entry is only $3.

For more info, visit the Native Plants Queensland website.  

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DON’T FORGET our next Cottage Talk !!!

September 13, 2016 by mccgadmin

Challenge of the Cane Toad   

Thursday 15 September, 10am at The Cottage.

Professor Rob Capon leads a research group which is rolling out a new cane toad control technology.  Rob is IMB Group Leader & Director Postgraduate Studies, Institute for Molecular Bioscience at the University of Queensland.

 
This will be a popular talk for people interested in an environmentally friendly way of reducing the cane toad population.

Book your place by contacting Dale via email: [email protected] or phone Dale on:
0408 741 035. 

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PLATYPUS SURVEY IS ON !!!

September 11, 2016 by mccgadmin

Those who registered for the Platypus Survey will be pleased to know that the survey WILL GO AHEAD on Sunday 11/09 !! despite the inclement weather on Saturday.

We will only cancel if there is very heavy rain but be sure to bring wet weather gear in case of showers.

If you can’t make it please phone Tamielle ASAP on 0407 318 070.

Otherwise, see you and the platypus there!

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Invitation for MCCG members

September 9, 2016 by mccgadmin

The Richmond Birdwing Butterfly Conservation Network has extended an invitation to MCCG members to attend their AGM at Mt Tamborine on Saturday 8 October. RSVPs are essential by phoning (07) 3844 0129 or sending an email to [email protected].

For more information about the significant work carried out by this not-for-profit organisation, please click here.

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Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network AGM

September 8, 2016 by mccgadmin

Location: Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk
Type: Event
Organiser: RBCN
Contact: (07) 3844 0129

For more info, click here.

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MCCG & National Threatened Species Week

September 8, 2016 by mccgadmin

The week of 4-11 September was a time to reflect on the loss of so many of our animals, plants and ecosystems…  but it’s not all bad news! 

On 7 September (National Threatened Species Day) a small group of MCCG volunteers played their part in protecting the vulnerable Richmond Birdwing Butterfly.

They took time out to plant around 40 Richmond Birdwing vines (Pararistolochia praevenosa) alongside Gap Creek near Kookaburra Street at Kenmore Hills.

Check out our Facebook page for more pictures from the planting.
Photo supplied by Dale Borgelt and Bryan Hacker


About the Richmond Birdwing

Back in 1870 the Richmond Birdwing was abundant in the streets of Brisbane.  Sadly, today there are no remaining permanent populations. Extensive work is being carried out to create sites across Brisbane to link areas where Birdwing vines are already present and to create habitats.

MCCG is taking an active role in plantings throughout the Western Suburbs. This area has been recognised as having the potential to become a core area for the recovery of the butterfly.

For more info, please visit the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network website.


About National Threatened Species Week

Did you know that on 7 September 1936 the last remaining Tasmanian Tiger died in Hobart Zoo? On this day 60 years ago the thylacine species became extinct.

National Threatened Species Day is an annual event on 7 September to highlight the mistakes of the past and provide opportunities to take affirmative action. MCCG is proud to support this initiative and to play an active part.

For more info, please see the Queensland Department of Environment and Heritage Protection website.

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National Threatened Species Day 2017

September 5, 2016 by mccgadmin

Location: Queen Street Mall
Type: Event
Organiser: Qld Department of Environment and Heritage Protection
Contact: Check website

Brisbane has a number of displays in the Queen Street Mall on National Threatened Species Day. Click here for more info.

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Cottage Talk: The Challenge of the Cane Toad

September 2, 2016 by mccgadmin

Location: The Cottage
Type: Event
Organiser: Dale Borgelt
Contact: [email protected] or 0408 741 035

For more info, click here.

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Go bush & meet an Oriole!

September 2, 2016 by mccgadmin

The latest issue of Feather Fascination reveals some interesting facts about the Olive-backed Oriole, a colourful bird which is commonly encountered in our urban landscapes, particularly in parks and gardens with fruit-bearing trees. Orioles love their berries!

Click here for an interesting read! 

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