Tag Archives: native habitat

Cinematic of Moggill Haven For Sale

Posted on October 22, 2016 by milly1108

We first bought this property because of its natural beauty. Over 13 years we have worked to re-establish bushland along the river frontage and to create dense gardens around the two houses. The original cottage was moved to overlook the … Continue reading →

Posted in Diary: Rain and Planting and Observations of Wildlife | Tagged birds, Brisbane River, eucalypts, figs, Land For Wildlife, Moggill Creek Catchment Group, Moggill Haven, native habitat, native plants, native wildlife, plants, White Fig, wildlife | 1 Comment

Bush Gardening

Posted on October 3, 2016 by milly1108

Recently we were happy to invite a garden club to visit Moggill Haven so we could share the way that we have planted natives extensively and also how we have been co-operating with nature so that native plants are regenerating all … Continue reading →

Posted in Diary: Rain and Planting and Observations of Wildlife | Tagged axe-handle wood, birds, bush, bush gardening, bush revegetation, dam, figs, growth, Land For Wildlife, Moggill, Moggill Creek Catchment Group, Moggill Haven, mulching, native habitat, native plants, native revegetation, natives, planting, propagation, regenerating, regeneration, whalebone tree | 1 Comment

Everybody loves a grevillea.

Posted on August 30, 2014 by milly1108

The Grevillea Robyn Gordon has been a great favourite with Australian gardeners for many years because it can flower all year round, it is suited to dry conditions and can stand in the full sun. It can grow into a lovely 2m … Continue reading →

Posted in Diary: Rain and Planting and Observations of Wildlife | Tagged cuttings, grevillea, grevillea hybrids, Grevillea Robyn Gordon, grevilleas, mulch, mulching, native habitat, planting, propogating natives, Robyn Gordon | Leave a comment

Wildlife Antics

Posted on January 30, 2014 by milly1108

Click on the first photo to start the gallery rolling. Catch more about the wildlife at Moggill Haven by going to More Wildlife .

Posted in Diary: Rain and Planting and Observations of Wildlife | Tagged bandicoot, bearded dragon, blue-faced honey-eater, brush turkey, butcherbird, coucal, figs, green tree frog, grey shrike-thrush, little black cormorant, native habitat, pale-headed rosella, pied cormorant, purple swamp hen, spotted turtle-dove, striped marsh frog, tawny frogmouth, verreaux's skink, white-necked heron, wildlife | 2 Comments

Elsa Koala visits Moggill

Posted on July 4, 2013 by milly1108

On 22nd June the Land For Wildlife program (run by Brisbane City Council) hosted a breakfast at our place to to promote a deeper knowledge of koalas and to showcase our bush revegetation efforts. 30 or more people attended on a … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: native habitat

Cinematic of Moggill Haven For Sale

Bush Gardening

Everybody loves a grevillea.

Wildlife Antics

Elsa Koala visits Moggill

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Where The Wild Things Are At Home!

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