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Visit Minders about Simpsons Hill (MaSH) webpage at:

https://sactcg.org.au/minders-about-simpsons-hill/

Simpsons Hill is a hidden gem in the middle of Chisholm with panoramic views of the Tuggeranong Valley and the Brindabellas. It is a stronghold for a number of native plants and habitat for native fauna. Near the ridge is a memorial and flag pole where children from the nearby schools mark ANZAC eve with a ceremony to honour those who lost their lives in war.

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PatMASH wrote:
Yesterday
Looking for scats...
Vulpes vulpes
MichaelBedingfield wrote:
Yesterday
Hi Pat, we are an evidence based website, so we really prefer to have a photo, but I've confirmed this one based on your apparent knowledge.
Vulpes vulpes
PatMASH wrote:
18 Feb 2025
Sorry, no photo!
Vulpes vulpes
MichaelBedingfield wrote:
18 Feb 2025
Hello Pat, do you have a photo to upload?
Vulpes vulpes
PatMASH wrote:
19 Nov 2024
Thanks Michael - that's what I meant to identify (not the St John's Wort either!).
Chrysocephalum apiculatum

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