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.

Friday, 14 September 2018

September Outing - Pine Tree Creek at Black Rock

Black Rock Creek area
Time: 8:30 am, Saturday 15th September (Yes, it has come around quickly. It only seems like yesterday we were down the coast.)

Where: Meet at the end of Black Rock Road (only a bit over 1 km down the road), through the last gate and near some yards. We may drive a bit closer but will car share from here.

Directions: Go south out of Boonah on the Boonah Rathdowney Road until you come to Coochin.  Past Ganthorpe Road on the right, then down the hill and over Black Rock Creek, then left into Black Rock Road. If you see the entrance to Coochin Coochin property, then you have gone too far.

Activities: Join in a walk and ramble along Pine Tree Creek on Deb Stenzel’s place at Black Rock. The walking should be easy and not too far. Lots of plants and birds and rocks and things (on a horse with no name). Promises to be a very interesting trip as we have been nearby many times but never stopped for a look. Errol and Deb have found a wide variety of plants here. There are also some cliffs nearby to explore. Black Rock Scrub and Nesters Mountain are also nearby.
So come and enjoy a warm Spring day with lots on offer.

Bring – Morning Tea and Lunch.  Put morning tea in a back pack so we don’t have to go back to the cars for a cuppa.  It won’t be far anyway.  Bring binoculars, cameras, water, and sunscreen, etc.  Butterfly net?  Field Guide to Fossils?  Magnifying Glass?

Upon Arrival: Please register in the Attendance Book and pay your $2 per person participant fee. 

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