Badger Galore
Staying ‘Up Over’ for a while.
Furry Houdini!
So...after quite a while we have recently spotted another cat roaming hereabouts. I reset the trap the other night and found it sprung the next day but the bait was gone!?
I thought I must have caught another quoll and Will had released it on his way to work that morning but no, he said he hadn't touched it. Luckily I had set the wildlife camera on it so hoped to find out what had happened...
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I caught the cat!
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7 minutes later it was out!?
We are not sure how it did it but the trap must not have closed properly. Happily last night it was not so lucky...
I took it to the pound. Bye bye Kitty.
Long time, no see.
So...here is a Sugar Glider on the tree that we have built the deck around. I saw one last night eating the sap that is oozing out of the bark. Tonight it came back. It's been a few years since we have seen one but it is good to know they are still around.
Woolool Wooloolni
So...the other day we went to Basket Swamp National Park with Tracy and walked to out to visit Woolool Wooloolni, a sacred Aboriginal place, a rocky granite outcrop on the edge of the Dividing Range near Tenterfield. We have seen it many times when travelling down the Range from Tenterfield and I have always wanted to visit it.
Boulders, Bald Rock and a Birthday!
So...we had lots of fun last weekend. We were visited by Tess and her Mum and Dad, Jackie and John. They are my grandson Rowan's other Grandparents and we had such a lovely time together, introducing them to Frogknot and the beautiful sights around us in this area of the Granite Belt. It was my birthday on Sunday too!
