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Tag Archives: Browns Waterhole
Terrys Creek Walk – 31 March 2024
I was keen to get out outdoors and a walk down Terrys Creek sounded like a good idea. Valerie was keen for a walk, and had never visited this creek before. She was happy yo drive us both up to … Continue reading
Posted in Aboriginal Sites, Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Browns Waterhole, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Powerful owls, Terrys Creek
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Terrys Creek Walk – Fungi and Birds – 11 February 2024
I decided to do a walk down Terrys Creek to see if any fungi was out, and also to look for birds. I started from Epping Station and walked down to the creek via Pembroke St. I then walked down … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Sydney
Tagged Browns Waterhole, Lane Cove National Park, Terrys Creek
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Lane Cove Valley Walk – 19 April 2022
It had been a while since I had visited the Lane Cove Valley, so I caught a train to Thornleigh and then set off for the Oval and the Great North Walk track. I was surprised however to find sign … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Nature, Sydney
Tagged Browns Waterhole, Fungi, Great North Walk, Hydnellum sp., Lane Cove River, Powerful owls, Terrys Creek
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Lane Cove River Walk – Fungi and Birds – 9 February 2022
After the Greenway Bird Survey, I walked back to Lewisham Station and caught a train to Thornleigh. Then out to Thornleigh Oval where I set off along the Great North Walk track – down Lorna Pass to the Lane Cove … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Browns Waterhole, Fungi, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Powerful owls, Rufous Fantail, Terrys Creek
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Lane Cove Valley and Terrys Creek – Fungi, Orchids and Aboriginal Engravings – 25 June 2021
After seeing good fungi out in other parts of the Lane Cove Valley recently, I though it about time to check out the valley below Thornleigh. I caught a train to Thornleigh and walked out to Thornleigh Oval and then … Continue reading
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Tagged Browns Waterhole, Fungi, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Orchids, Sundews, Terrys Creek
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Fungi from the Lane Cove Valley and Terrys Creek – 11 April 2021
It was a nice day for walking, and I decided to repeat the walk from Thornleigh to Eastwood via the Land Cove River and Terrys Creek. I was on the lookout for fungi, orchids and birds. I heard a fair … Continue reading
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Tagged Browns Waterhole, Fungi, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Terrys Creek
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Lane Cove Valley and Terrys Creek Nature Walk – 30 March 2021
This was a repeat of my usual walk from Thornleigh down the Great North Walk track along the Lane Cove River to Browns Waterhole and then out to Eastwood via Terrys Creek. Along the way, I found an interesting array … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Nature, Slime Moulds, Sydney, Wildflowers
Tagged Browns Waterhole, Fungi, Great North Walk, Lane Cove National Park, Terrys Creek
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Fungi of the Lane Cove River and Terrys Creek – 5 March 2021
I wanted to see if any fungi was out along the Lane Cove River, so decided to walk from Thornleigh to the river, and then downstream to Browns Waterhole and then up Terrys Creek to Eastwood. On the way, I … Continue reading
Posted in Bushwalking, Sydney
Tagged Browns Waterhole, Fungi, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Pink Coral Fungi, Terrys Creek
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Lane Cove Valley Walk – 4 January 2021
I was keen to get outside and look for fungi after some good recent rain falls. I did want to head up to Sassafras Gully at Springwood, but the weather forecast was not the best, so I decided to do … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Bushwalking, Slime Moulds, Sydney, Wildflowers
Tagged Browns Waterhole, Fungi, Lane Cove National Park, Lane Cove River, Orchids, Powerful owls, Terrys Creek
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Lane Cove River Fungi – 26 June 2020
This was another in my series of fungi walks to parts of the Lane Cove River and its tributaries. On this trip, I walked from Eastwood Station, down Terrys Creek to the Lane Cove River, then down the Great North … Continue reading