#toolangiforest
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If you live in an Australian city, get out into the bush this weekend. It is Spring and the bush is full of growth and happy birds. Today we did some short walks in the Toolangi State Forest and a drive on a dirt road out the back of Warbut
You were all right about the cause of the small holes in the ground pictured above. The Museum of Victoria has adjudicated and declared that the holes are most likely caused by freshwater crayfish. Here is the message I received from them a
On a walk in the Toolangi State Forest, east of Melbourne today, we saw lots of small holes in the ground on the path. Does anyone know what would have made these holes? #Melbourne #VictoriaAU #Environment #ToolangiForest
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