Canberra City Farm

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nestled next to Jerrabomberra Wetlands, Canberra City Farm seeks to inspire positive change in Canberra’s
regional food systems and cultures by creating a city farm that:

• is owned and run by the community

• educates and supports people to grow food, fibre and therapeutic plants for themselves and others

• is built on collaboration, valuing the mix of communal gardens, individual allotments and partner organisations

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Discussion

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

10 Nov 2024

Thanks Ian and Dianne

Tebenna micalis

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

9 Nov 2024

Thanks David - good photos

Dindymus versicolor

RodDeb wrote:

16 Jun 2018

Sorry Ryu was looking at the right picture but wrong name in our ID book, agree it does look like a Whistling Kite. Thanks for picking that up.

Haliastur sphenurus

JohnBundock wrote:

18 May 2017

Chris Davey asked me to put this one up. It flew over the Latham's snipe survey meetup. I'll especially look out for them in the afternoons.

Hieraaetus morphnoides

DonFletcher wrote:

18 May 2017

Thanks John. Current hypothesis is that this may be the female of the pair that nested on Northcott Drive, the road into Campbell Park offices, last breeding season (spring-summer 2016) AND that she is mainly roosting somewhere north of the wetlands such as on Mt Pleasant. Evening sightings are of even greater value.

Hieraaetus morphnoides