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A HINTERLAND MOMENT Editor’s note ... “To have the legal side of separation managed in such a professional and diligent manner was a weight lifted off me, allowing me to spend more valuable and precious time with my beautiful son…”
Beautiful bushwalking weather in the hinterland at the moment and we’re lucky enough to have the Eumundi Conservation Park nearby. I love walking early while the wallabies are still on the track and the bush is still covered in autumn mist. It turns the forest into something magical – and when the sun breaks through the trees with shards of light, the birds celebrate the day with a resounding chorus. And everything is put into perspective.
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A living art installation - Eumundi knitters at Wan‘din’in Arts Space. Photo: Sacha Hamilton-MacLaren.
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Recently Tourism Noosa joined us at the Green Room to articulate the very successful Noosa Country Drive program that encourages visitors to the coast to experience our beautiful hinterland. If you are looking for a drive that maybe takes you through parts of our world yet unexplored, jump on line and check out one of the Noosa Country Drives and experience some of the best that the region has to offer, including nature, food, culture and village life. www.visitnoosa.com.au/ country-drive
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Eumundi is a Marquee destination for the upcoming Horizon Festival. Eumundi Art Street will celebrate the enduring cultural and arts heritage of Eumundi and its hinterland and promises to capture our place, people and culture. From music, street art, spoken word, literature to epicurean delights, ancient crafts, digital animations, indigenous celebrations - underpinned by a pure creative energy, Art Street Eumundi will, over three days - deliver a unique program that will inspire residents and visitors alike with engagement.. challenge... and delight. Save the Dates!
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Business B A M B O O FA R M T O U R
Bamboo Australia in Belli Park recently held a farm open day as part of the Noosa Food and Wine festival. Owner Dunford Dart greeted six busloads of passengers over a three day period. Dunford shared, “Our tour guests enjoyed a walk and drive around, followed by a black rice salad prepared by the Belli Picnic shop, and a taste tester of Big Heart pickled bamboo shoots - which were washed down with champagne.” Hinter Coast Tours 1300 658 971 or sales@bambooaustralia.com.au.
NOOSA CHAMBER WORKSHOP
Roy Coulon of Natzo Kids has the colourful corner on the Napier Street frontage at Shop 109. Background... Roy was apprenticed in London as a Pattern Cutter and Grader. He was also factory manager of a UK clothing company that produced up to 70,000 garments per week way back in the 70’s! After moving to Australia 35 years ago he worked for Trent Nathan at Woolloomooloo.
The Noosa Chamber of Commerce and Industry, assisted by the Noosa Council Business Development Fund is running two Business Success Workshops in July. Learn how to develop and complete a strategic business plan. Limited to 16 attendees. bswnoosa.com ‘Introduction to Computers’ at Cooroy Library, 2 June, 10 – 11.30am. This session is for people who have never really used a computer before. ‘Which computer is best for me?’is being held at the Cooroy Library, 5 June from 9.30 - 11am. Learn about what devices are out there, what suits your needs, and the questions you need to ask before buying something new. Come along and talk with computer experts, discover the new world of computing and personal devices. ‘Introduction to the Internet’ at Noosaville Library, 8 June, 1.30-3pm & Cooroy Library, 9 June, 9.30am - 11am. Learn internet basics for home computers. ‘Introduction to Android Tablets’ at Cooroy Library,
At the Square he is hard at work on his sewing machine making his extensive range of children’s bibs with eclectic embroidered sayings.
12 June, 10 -11.30am. Find out what they can do. Learn how to navigate around a smartphone with a touchscreen at Cooroy Library, 19 June, 10 – 11.30am & Noosaville Library 22 June, 10 – 11.30am. ‘Intro to Cybersafety’ at Noosaville Library on 21 June, 1.30 - 3pm. Learn the basics of internet security: the things that can potentially go wrong and the simple steps participants can take to avoid them. ‘Introduction to iPads’ is for people wanting to find out what they can do. No PC or mobile smartphone experience necessary. All courses are free but bookings required. noosa. evanced.info/eventcalendar. asp or 5329 6555. 5
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Community AN EVENING WITH BEES
What's in the Spotlight Improve your social media presence Learn about promoting your event or business using social media at council’s free Sunshine Coast Events Network ‘Digital Sunshine Coast Social Media for Business’ workshop on June 21 at the Surfair Beach Hotel. Places are limited, book now via council’s website.
Celebrate the men in your life Men’s Health Week, June 12 – 18, celebrates the strengths of men and the contributions they make in our community. This year’s theme is 'Healthy Body – Healthy Mind: Keeping the Balance.' Attend free nutrition talks, tness sessions and more. Visit council’s website for bookings and more details.
Lots to do these school holidays School holidays are just around the corner and if you're looking for awesome ideas for the whole family, there's plenty to discover at council's nature reserves. From eco-treasure hunts at the Maroochy Wetlands Sanctuary to hands on workshops at the Maroochy Botanic Gardens and creative experiences at Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve. Visit council's website to reserve your spot today.
Get involved in SC50 celebrations Come celebrate the 50th Anniversary Naming of the Sunshine Coast. Community days, street fairs, an outdoor movie night, art exhibits, a commemorative cook book, concerts, musical tributes, heritage displays and an open cockpit weekend are just some of the SC50 celebration events.
What does your Transport Levy fund? The Transport Levy allows the Sunshine Coast to pursue a transport strategy that will preserve and enhance our region’s enviable lifestyle. The Transport Levy funds service improvements, bus stop upgrades, improved hinterland services, partnered bus trials with TransLink and undertakes research, investigations and analysis. The levy also contributes to the Transport Futures Fund for future projects such as Sunshine Coast Light Rail.
‘An Evening with Australian Native Bees’ at Eumundi’s School of Arts Hall on Friday 19 May was a sold out event, attracting a diverse cross section of the community and bee enthusiasts from across the Coast. The engaging guest speakers - entomologist ecologist Tim Heard, native bee expert Prof Tobias Smith, and crop consultant and beekeeper Chris Fuller - gave insight into their passion and profession. Tim Heard, author of The Australian Native Bee Book, shared his insight into native species, while Tobias discussed the situation in global crop pollination and the role bees can play in addressing it. Local apiarist Chris discussed his use of native bees in macadamia farming. Evening highlights were the panel discussion and the hive demonstration. The event was organised through the Sunshine Hinterland Writers and Readers Fund (SHWRF) championed by Arts Eumundi Culture (ACE), who also held the very successful ‘Evening with Birds’ last year. Event organiser and SHWRF executor Judith Pattison attributed the evening’s success to the volunteers. “We had a great team which made it really enjoyable, including the Eumundi Book Club who helped with promotion and on the night,” she said.
“What’s more, the presentations were excellent - the images magical,” Judith enthused. “The collaboration section of the event appealed to the whole audience - it is well worth repeating for other future writers.” Chair of the Eumundi Historical Association Donata Page said of the event, “Judi and her Eumundi book club continue to choose subjects for their events that appeal to a broad demographic in the hinterland that hasn’t really been catered to previously – but really who’s not interested in birds and bees!” Tobias Smith said, “It was a lot of fun, and I had a great time - I’m not one for puns, but I really felt buzzed by the end of the night!” The intention of SHWRF is to make the best of Australian literature accessible to communities in the area, through a range of activities such as author events, panel discussions and smaller activities such as writing workshops.
Velothon is coming soon! Velothon Sunshine Coast, a four day road cycling experience for professional and amateur riders, is coming to Australia for the rst time July 13 to 16. To nd out if the event will visit your area and for details on changed trafc conditions visit sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/majorevents.
Council meetings Ordinary Meeting 11am 15 June, Nambour 07 5475 7272 mail@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
COMMUNITY NEWS Belli Hall is holding its Biggest Afternoon Tea for Cancer Council Fundraising, on Sat 3 June, 3 - 5.30pm at Belli Hall, 1170 Kenilworth Rd. Everyone welcome. Discover Eumundi is looking for objects and photos of Eumundi and the surrounding area in the 1960s for the 50th Anniversary of the naming of the Sunshine Coast exhibition.
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Items can be loaned. 5442 8762 or info@discovereumundi.com. The Cooroy Memorial Hall Assoc. will be holding a cent auction at the sport hub in Opal St, Cooroy on Sat 10 June, 1pm. All proceeds go to hall restoration. To donate prizes please phone Yvonne 0413 133 791.
Community MECHANIC CLASSES FOR TEENS
NEW FIRE TRUCK FOR EUMUNDI The Eumundi Rural Fire Brigade volunteers were given the keys to their new fire truck last Thursday at the Pacey St shed.
With two teenage boys on the brink of getting their L’s and P’s, Liz Battersby of Eumundi was keen for her sons to learn some basic auto mechanics and become familiar with what is ‘under the bonnet’ of their vehicles. “Many teens have just no idea, and after seeing a Facebook post about a young lady filling her engine up with petrol because she really had no idea where the petrol went, I thought other teens might be interested too,” Liz explained. “Also, many teens are not always eager to learn from their parents and would benefit from someone more knowledgeable than me,” she shared. Liz said this where local
mechanic and Eumundi State School dad Brady Jansen from Eumundi Automotive stepped in. “I approached him with this Under the Bonnet workshop idea and he was incredibly helpful and willing to give of his time for free.” On a recent Tuesday night, Brady taught a group of local teenagers from Noosa District State High School and St Teresa’s College a few basics like tyre changing, checking oil, tyre pressure and under bonnet fluid levels. Brady said, “It was great to see the enthusiasm and interest in learning how to look after their vehicles.” Brady felt the workshop had
merit as it gave the teens some auto independence. “Plus when their out on the roads, they’ll have the skills to maintain their cars,” he explained. “And if something does goes wrong they’ll know how to fix it or understand if they need to go to a mechanic before things get serious.” The workshop with Brady at his Low St garage was so successful that Liz and Brady are keen to hold them on a regular monthly basis - especially if funding can be secured. If you’re interested in signing your teens up contact: Liz 0409 972 196 or Eumundi Automotive 5442 7478.
The brigade has a number of open days coming up on Wed 4 and Sat 10 June. The crew will be discussing bushfire preparation, and the community are invited to come and check out the new truck.
EUMUNDI VILLAGE PHARMACY
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(07) 5442 7556 | eumundidental.com.au | After hours emergencies: 0428 027 741 Eumundi Dental is a family friendly, locally owned and operated practice. Our goal is to create a friendly, relaxed, anxiety free dental environment so patients feel comfortable coming to see us. We offer a 10% discount to pension card holders, health care card holders and seniors.
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Photography
Autumn Light
IN THE HINTERLAND
Sunrise over the dam. Edward Grevett aged 7, Eerwah Vale.
Rising sun at the farm. William Grevett aged 9, Eerwah Vale.
This is a photo of a rotting, fallen tree covered in mushrooms that I took bushwalking in Doonan. Jake Missett, Doonan.
Here is a close up of the backside of a leaf that I took on Beddington Rd. Jake Missett, Doonan.
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Creative hinterland studios MEL LUMB – CERAMICIST Where is your creative space? I live with my family on a small hobby farm in Eumundi. I share a large shed with my husband who is currently building his first boat - so it’s a little crazy in there at times.
Why do you enjoy working there? It’s such a spectacular location… the scenery… the wildlife. We’re at the base of Cooroy Mountain and I honestly think there’s something magic about this place. We have quite a few animals here too, so I get to visit them throughout the day.
Does where you work influence what you create? The influence of my environment has been massive. I’m more tuned in to nature here than I ever was living in Sydney. So I find plenty of inspiration in the surrounding beauty. And it’s just so peaceful here, it’s conducive to creativity. When I first moved to Eumundi I worked in corporate - I’ve now given that away completely.
What is it about ceramics and the wheel that you’re so passionate about? It’s my meditation. When I’m on the wheel I zone out from everything except what I’m making in that moment. Plus the tactile nature of working with clay is so good. It’s physical, messy and a little unpredictable. It’s also extremely rewarding. It’s the first job I’ve ever had where I receive such beautiful feedback from people and are enjoying having my pieces in their homes.
Photos thanks to David Lumb.
Where do you exhibit? Where your work is available to buy? I’m currently exhibiting at Coastal Artisans, Peregian Beach. Sadly they’ll be closing next month as Brenda is planning a move to Tassie. But my work will soon be with the lovely Bec at Circa 70 in Mooloolaba and I also sell online. I’m planning on also having the occasional studio sale here at home too. mellumb.com.au
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Arts A R T I S T TA L K
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The latest artist talk at Discover Eumundi’s Heritage & Visitors Centre’s Wan’din’in arts space by Kathleen Hunt was again well attended.
Join Eumundi author Dave Hackett (aka Cartoon Dave) for two fully interactive kid’s writing workshops, 29 June, 10 – 11am at Noosaville Library, & 1 -2 pm at Cooroy Library. Develop awesome characters, create unusual settings, detours and twists in your plot! Free, but bookings required. Ages eight plus. libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au.
Learn basic silversmithing skills with Doonan artisan Penny McIntyre on Sunday 11 June, 9am - 5pm. Use copper sheeting and sterling silver to finish off wearable art. $125
Kathleen Hunt and Wendy McGrath (right) with one of Kathleen’s upcycled wearable art pieces in the current Lost Arts exhibition.
includes materials. penny. mcintyre@bigpond.com. An Eco dyeing workshop with Anne Harris at Sunspace Café, Doonan, shares the process of plant dyeing. Learn techniques to create your own beautiful work. You’ll be invited to have work included in an art installation as part of the Horizon Festival in September. Materials supplied & all skill levels welcome. $125 Bookings essential. connect@treeplace.com.au. The Australian Woodfire Ceramics Conference - Smoke on the Water - is on its way to the Butter Factory Arts Centre, Cooroy from 28 June - 1 July. The triennial gathering of renowned local and international potters, will include 11 local small hall exhibitions across the Cooroy - Belli Creek Valley. smokeonthewater2017.com.au. Kids can create personalised jewellery and trinkets at Cooroy Library, Fri 30 June, 10 – 11.30am and Fri 7 July, 10
– 11.30am. Start from scratch or upcycle an existing piece. All materials provided. Free, but bookings required. Ages 10 plus. libraries.noosa.qld.gov.au. The next Kenilworth Artisans Market on Sunday 2 July is inviting new stallholders with handmade and home grown wares to get in touch. 5472 3223.
Learn how to create a Bohemian Dreamcatcher with artist Mon Ellis at Eumundi’s Heritage & Visitor Centre, 73 Memorial Dr, Fri 9 June, 10am – 2pm. Learn to prep a hoop, execute a web, decorate and finish a Dreamcatcher ready to hang. Materials supplied but bring special beads and feathers. $40 per person. facebook.com/thekombifund.
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Heritage MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES AUSTRALIA CONFERENCE Wendy Birrell, Manager Discover Eumundi I was fortunate enough to attend a recent Museums and Galleries conference held in Brisbane thanks to a bursary through Council. Day one was geared towards regional and remote museums, starting with the creative director from Kids in Museums, a UK based charity that has a 20 point manifesto which came about from a feeling that museums are not always friendly places to visit, with do not touch signs and little thought of visitor comfort. Since 2005, Kids in Museums have been assisting museums to be more family friendly.
we currently do well and which we can improve on. Here are a couple of the 20: No 3: Share stories with each other & listen - families can be experts too; No 14: Please touch! as often as you can. Everyone finds real objects awesome. Direct kids to things that can be handled, teach respect and explain why others can’t. There were lots of take home ideas that I hope to be able to implement at DE over time. For those interested in finding out more about Kids in Museums, go to kidsinmuseums.org.uk.
The manifesto was created from 1000s of museum visitor comments made by families, children and teenagers. All of the 20 ideas are low cost or no cost, and many are small changes with big impact. The document is inspirational and we at Discover Eumundi (DE) will soon be looking through this document to see what aspects
JUNE MOVIE NIGHT Incendies: 2010 Canadian mystery-drama film. Writer/Director: Denis Villeneuve.
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Sport WHILE WE LIVE WE GROW
BOWLS CLUB HIGH ROLLERS Yvonne Pattinson, Cooroy
22 Caplick Way Eumundi Q 4562 P 5472 6333 E principal@ eumundiss.eq.edu.au
One of the major competitions of the Cooroy Community Bowls Club, The High Rollers, had their end of season presentation night at the Hub in Cooroy. The top two teams for the season played off for the Terry Silver Memorial Cup. After a huge struggle, the Bushrangers - John Luttmer, John Ison and Russell Butler (from Cooroy) - defeated the Carlton Kings: Brow Hayes, Lloyd Scott and Nick Steward (from Eumundi). The Underwaters took out third place, with the BC’s taking out the Wooden Spoon award in fourth.
(a misnomer!) commences from September and is a night time game. When you join in with us, you don’t need a uniform or your own equipment, and we don’t impose strict rules - we just have a good time. Annual membership is $10 and then pay as you play. For further information call Russell 5447 7716.
Eumundi Swim Club’s AGM, presentation and break-up were combined recently to celebrate another outstanding season. Kaitlyn Walker and Troy Carlson’s success at the National Age Championships in Brisbane last month were the culmination of their dedication and excellence over the last twelve months. Both had been recognized as Wide Bay Champions in butterfly, but above all the medals, coach Adrian Williams drew attention to the character shown by Troy in gaining a silver medal in 50m freestyle the day after a disappointing result in the 200m butterfly.
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SWIM CLUB’S AGM
Council is offering free skateboarding workshops at local skate parks that aim to make learning to skateboard fun, safe and easy. Run by the Australian Skateboarding Community Initiative (ASCI), skate coach Jake Rowlinson will teach kids vital motor skills for skating and other sports, plus social and teambuilding skills. Workshop dates: • Pomona Skate Park – 10, 17 & 24 June 2017 • Peregian Beach Skate Park – 15, 22 & 29 July 2017 • Tewantin Skate Park – 12, 19 & 26 August 2017 • Sunshine Beach Skate Park – 16, 23 & 30 September 2017
This bowling season went for 15 weeks and was enjoyed by 11 teams – we had nearly 100 people playing every week. Proud supporter of Eumundi Green
F R E E S K AT E WORKSHOPS
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Alasdair Scott, Eumundi
As a parent, it is great to hear the focus on the development of our swimmers not just as athletes, but as sportsmen and sportswomen. Swimmers from Under seven to 15 plus were awarded Most Improved and Age Champion on the basis of points accumulated over the season for personal bests and participation. Club Champions this season were Mitchell Warren and Sylvie Scott. Adrian commented on the bright future for the club, with a number of younger swimmers coming through and training in the State Development Squad, alongside the Super Squad.
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The inaugural Eumundi Swim carnival held in March was a major highlight and the teamwork, commitment and effort of all the parents involved was commended. Outgoing president Wendy Walker was thanked for the leadership she had shown and new president Angela James is excited about the year ahead with such a great group of kids and parents to share it with. Squads are back in training and new members are welcome to come along to the pool or eumundi@ widebayswimming.org.au. Swim Club will re-start in October.
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The Secrets of the Honey Tree, Memorial Dr, Eumundi, is holding a Wild Women Full Circle, Thurs 8 June, 7.30 – 9.30pm. Join Beth Newman for a nurturing circle and connect to your own intuition through storytelling. $25. Please book as spaces limited. Facebook: Wild Women Full Moon Circles.
Join Stephen Graham for a Tai Qi & Entering Meditation workshop at The Yurt in Eumundi, Fri 2 June, 6pm. This gentle, guided meditation is aimed at exploring foundational Buddhist principles for meditation, and will provide an entry point for newcomers. $25. Bookings essential as limited spaces. Stephen: 0424 093 440.
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More than ever, we as women and mums need to know about the importance of strengthening our core - the body’s powerhouse. But not the way you might think! Eumundi Fitness at Eumundi Aquatic Centre presented their first free seminar for women in the Eumundi community. As a personal trainer and mum, I know the importance of having the core strong and stable before getting back into exercise post birth. I’m passionate about supporting women to be at their optimal health. So our first seminar had to be “How to Restore Your Core” with special guest Dr Alice Mackenzie from Alchemy in Motion Physiotherapy. Alice spoke of how women must learn to activate their core before and after having children by first activating the pelvic floor muscles. Without this activation and awareness we can actually be doing more harm than good - especially during exercise. During the morning Alice demonstrated how to activate the pelvic muscles effectively, why we need to do this at all stages, and how to incorporate this activation into exercise and everyday life. We learnt some practical pilates exercises using this activation awareness, with the dos and don’ts of core activation such as always activate your core from the pelvic floor upwards - start by breathing in and out. Then gently bring the pelvic floor muscles up to encourage your body to activate the core in the correct way, preventing a pushing down effect which can further weaken your pelvic floor. Our attendees left feeling empowered. By understanding our core, how it truly works, and as women learn how important
the pelvic floor muscles are to our rehabilitation after child birth, we can become stronger, fitter and more in tune with our bodies. We can learn how to prevent injury, prolapse and much more by doing this activation correctly. The morning was a great success and this is the first of many health, fitness and wellness seminars that we intend to hold every month for our community at Eumundi Fitness. 0407 747 807.
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N AT U R A L V S C O M M E R C I A L F E E D F O R D O G S A N D C AT S – PA R T 2 A few weeks ago (Issue 267), I outlined some pros and cons of feeding a commercial, unnatural diet to dogs and cats versus a natural diet. The major positives towards a natural diet were relating to teeth cleaning when gnawing on bones and the improvement of skin ailments. If you search the internet you will come across many testimonials from pet owners of the benefits they have experienced when switching to a natural diet. The switch from commercial to natural isn’t just a matter of cutting out tinned food or dog rolls and giving them bones. There are other items they require to get a balanced and healthy diet, particularly in regard to dogs. Just like we are advised to see a dietician for the correct dietary advice, the same goes for dogs and cats. An animal nutritionist, or vet, can guide you down the right path to ensure optimum wellbeing for your pet. Although cats can live on meat and raw bones alone, dogs do require a little bit extra to supplement their protein intake. For example; in the wild, dogs feed on animal carcasses and these can contain pre-digested or partially digested vegetable matter in the stomachs. As we all know, there are lots of vitamins and minerals in vegetables, as well as fibre, that assist with good health. When feeding a natural diet to a dog it is also important to include raw or semi-cooked chemical-
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In my garden I found this perfect, intact exoskeleton – each minute detail can still be seen on the discarded shell, right down to the fine hairs on the legs which can also be seen on the live grasshopper. They may be considered garden pests, but I can’t help being in awe at the beauty and perfection of nature. Regardless of our opinions, they are an important part of the ecosystem. Babette Urban, Eumundi.
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We used to have two species of antechinus in this area – the Brown Antechinus (Antechinus stuarti) and the Yellow-footed Antechinus (A flavipes). Then taxonomists decided that in this area the Brown was not a Brown, but a subspecies named Subtropical Antechinus (A subtropicus). At our place two years ago an antechinus trapped itself in a bucket containing some water which gave us a good photo opportunity. These little creatures are so swift and agile that it is close to impossible to get a photo out in their native habitat and, besides, they are nocturnal.
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We had previously seen antechinus in our house when one Christmas a female decided that our kitchen provided a safe environment wherein to abandon her thirteen babies. Mainly from their yellow feet we identified them as the yellow-footed species (that is what “flavipes” means). When we looked more closely at the images of the one trapped in the bucket something did not quite fit with previous photos of the yellow-footed species. There seemed to be a minor difference. Taxonomists at Queensland Museum informed us that they had named a “new” species of antechinus found in the Brisbane area as Antechinus mysticus. Previously it was thought to just be a slightly different yellow-footed antechinus. They were most interested in our little captive and told us that this was the first recording of A. mysticus outside of Brisbane. Full marks to us! So we are always hopeful that there are more species yet to be discovered. In the last few weeks some little creature has been scampering all over our house, even climbing into the back of our lounge and scrabbling around when we are sitting there watching TV. We caught a glimpse a couple of times and thought it could be a small rat, a large mouse or an antechinus. It never nibbled at any of our food packets in the pantry so we provisionally excluded rat. Mice also nibble at food. When running around in the house they stick close to the walls, unlike this creature which races through the middle of the room. This was probably not a mouse. Then we were lucky. The little critter jumped/ fell into one of those clear plastic storage boxes in our garage. This was our chance for a close look and a photo, even though it never stayed still and kept on trying to jump out but could not quite make it. But we could clearly see that its tail was shorter than its head/body length and had some longer hairs right at the tip. Mice and rats have a smooth tail longer than their head/body. So … antechinus. But what species? The giveaway were the “daggy” non-rounded ears, the
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long hairs at the tip of its tail and bright yellow feet – Yellow-footed Antechinus! And the final conclusive evidence: the droppings are not like the little mouse pellets but rather like sticky little dead caterpillars. In Australia there are about a dozen species of antechinus, plus dozens of species that are very similar in looks and behaviour. They belong to a large family of native marsupials called dasyurids (meaning: with straggly-haired tails) containing over 70 mainly mouse-sized animals but also including the cat-sized quolls and the large Tasmanian Devil. Antechinus means “Hedgehog-like”, a very poor translation. They are vicious little carnivores whose main diet is insects. Females do not have a “regular” pouch but have a flap which gives the young some shelter as they get dragged along holding on to her nipples. Mortality rate is very high. If a baby drops off, it dies. As they get a bit older the young ones fight furiously with one another, sometimes to the death. Every year, directly after breeding, all the mature males die from stress caused by this frenetic activity. Please be careful when setting mouse traps lest you catch harmless little natives. We only use live traps so that natives can be released. Our little captive was released into the bush unharmed. 17
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NEWS Permaculture Noosa is holding their next meeting on 18 May, from 5.30pm, with three guest speakers: Bruce Molloy will talk pros and cons of running a permaculture business and give tips on community gardening; Alun Morgan will discuss landscape measurement work; Elisabeth Fekonia will talk about how to grow big broccoli. Supper at 8pm with share plates. Entry by gold coin for non-members. The next Cooroy-Eumundi Garden Club meeting will be held Mon 12 June, from 9.30 am, at the home of Sue Schulz in Doonan. Bring a garden chair, morning tea and a plant or produce for the raffle. Secretary Carol, 0419 756819. The Eumundi Bushcare Group meet every fourth Sunday of the month from 8.30am to 11am at Eumundi’s Sunken Garden, on Pacey St (behind the School of Arts Hall). A cuppa is provided. The next working bee will be Sun 25 June. Everyone welcome. Facebook: Eumundi Bushcare Group.
Letters B E L L I PA R K P L U M B I N G I enjoyed your spotlight on Belli Park. I would just like to mention that the plumber that you mention in your spotlight is not Belli Park’s plumber. My husband and I moved to Belli Park in 1989 opening up Belli Park Plumbing raising our four children here - three of them boys - which also own their own plumbing business here in Belli Park [and] also bringing up their families in Belli Park. We have also supported the Eumundi Green for many years.
THA NKS FOR THE NAT URE NOT ES We have been away for a bit and on our return sat down with a cuppa to go through our collec tion of Greens that waited for us. We came to “Nature Notes” in the 3rd May edition. It saddened us to read Helen Hepburn’s goodbye. She finished with “Thanks everyone for reading my Notes”. Well Helen, we would like to publicly reverse that thought … Thanks Helen for writing them! We have been avid fans of both yours and Kon Heper’s Nature
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USE THE CROSSING With the new crossing at Eumundi State School – which has been wanted by local families for so long - I was disappointed to see parents are still braving busy market traffic to get across the road to school instead of walking up the road a short way to the crossing.
and raced by the Jacobsen family of Verrierdale. She’s won ten races in her lifetime. After she finished racing she went on to produce many outstanding racehorses. Also at Jacobsen Bloodstock we are caring for two retired champion racehorses from Asia: Ouzo and Fischer. The Asian owners are allowing us to lease or sell them to the right home. If you would like more information or would like to meet them, please don’t hesitate to contact me on 5449 1801 after 10am.
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Notes. They have given us added knowledge and an insight into the world that surrounds us here in Verrierdale and beyond. You taught us to be more sensitive, understanding and empathetic to the creatures that share our space. We enjoyed how you shared your love and understanding of what visited you in your garden, even down to the “chooks” that plagued you! Thanks Ed and Cher Boyd, Verrierdale.
E U M U N D I AT N I G H T A DELIGHT We had a great night out in Eumundi at An Evening with Bees – very informative and well put together. We loved the three speakers complimenting each other. Congratulations to the organisers. That night the village was abuzz with sparkling lights, music, busy restaurants and pubs – it was a delight to see. Sincerely Reg, Doonan
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