The Fassifern Field Naturalists Club Inc. would like to acknowledge the Yugarapul People, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which our Club is founded, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present, their languages, customs, culture and connection to this wonderful country.

Monday 21 November 2016

Outing Report - Insect Symposium, November 2016

We had a great time. Thanks to Peter and Barry for organizing the symposium.

Trays of water insects

Insects under the microscopes

Lunch in the shed

Friday 4 November 2016

November Outing - Insects Symposium

The November outing, Saturday 19th, is an opportunity to learn a little more about the insects in our area. This is to be held at a private property so please check your newsletter for details. Otherwise contact us through our blog email: fassifernfieldnaturalists[at]gmail.com.

Our respected member, Barry, will open up the fascinating world of insects and also provide members and guests with the opportunity to inspect different insects up close with the aid of microscopes.

Members are encouraged to bring along any insects, photos and stories about insects (or anything else) to share with everyone present. 

It is also a social time for members to catch up after their travels. Come for morning tea, and stay to be entertained.

Don’t forget your cameras, insect repellent (to get the critters for further research!!!)
Moths, or ....

.... bees, or ....

.... beetles. Whatever takes your fancy.

Goomburra National Park - October camp

Due to the number of members away on their own adventures, it was a small group of Field Nats who gathered at Manna Gum campground. However we still had a great time on our walks and around the campfire.

The camp in the cool morning
Red-necked Pademelon just outside the caravan door
Field nats photographing massive fungi
on the Mt Castle Lookout track


Paper Daisy on the Winder Track
Tangled vines on the Sylvester's Lookout track