Life and Wildlife on the Banks of the Murrumbidgee
This last winter was not only dry, but infested with wombats. Wombats are both secretive and stubborn. Each one likes to go where it goes, and each one treats an obstacle as something to be tunnelled through, or under. They rarely deviate from their planned route. Sometimes, that’s right in front of a car. ... Continue Reading →
This spring growing season has been a big one. Extra troops in the form of certified Angus cattle had to be brought in to eat down some of the extra grass. Now the pastures have all dried off in the hot winds, in time for bushfire season. Ready to burn. Hay and silage are ways of... Continue Reading →
One Bend In The River 