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2025 Currimundi Calendar
2025 Calendar Entries Now Closed! Thank you everyone who submitted your photos. We received lots of wonderful images of our beautiful local landscapes, flora and fauna. We are now busily selecting the photos that will be featured in the 2025 calendar. It is a tough task with so many stunning entries. Once that’s done the calendar will be off to the printer so we can offer the calendar for sale in time to post to friends and families around the world and Australia (or just hang on your own wall and be reminded how lucky we are to live here!). Calendars will be on sale son for $10. We will…
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Leacys Bushland Reserve
Have you taken a walk through Leacy’s Bushland Reserve, Currimundi? Do you even know where it is? Leacys Bushland Reserve is one of the last secluded bushland retreats in an urbanized area where walkers can appreciate how the land used to be full of tall timbers, shaded woods, hidden wildflowers and wildlife. Even Google doesn't know much about it!
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Drip! Drip! Drip!
Have you ever wondered, lying in bed on a still night, where that dripping sound outside is coming from? Even when it hasn’t rained? Does the relentless ‘tock’, ‘tock’, ‘tock’ sound of water dripping onto a plastic bucket keep you awake wondering? Well, there’s no need to check your guttering. The culprit is probably a male Striped Marsh Frog (Limnodynastes peroni). This frog is very common. Its habitat stretches from northern Queensland to Tasmania. It’s very adaptable and often found in urban environments. From personal experience, I can vouch that includes Currimundi and more specifically, our back yard. Click on the audio-player arrow to hear the frog’s call. …