A rare opportunity presents itself with this block; an untouched, natural wonderland of native flora and fauna. Whether it's to just soak up the surroundings, bushwalk, bird watch, camp out or lessen your carbon foot print, this block delivers it all.
? A covenant protects this piece of rare, untouched Victorian temperate woodland.
? This box-ironbark-stringybark forest has an understory of shrubs and grasses that provide protection for mammals, reptiles, birds and insects.
? The land has been protected from grazing which has enabled a wide diversity of wildflowers with correas, lilies, heath, wattles, and various native peas and orchids appearing in spring. Large patches of greenhood orchids pop up in Autumn.
? The untouched condition of this property has enabled the accumulation of fallen logs and hollows which provide habitat for Australian native fauna including yellow-footed antechinus, ringtail possums, brushtail possums, sugar gliders, microbats, echidnas, owlet nightjars and southern boobook owls.
? The property is a valuable breeding site for several native birds including brown treecreepers, willie wagtails, yellow-tufted honeyeaters, yellow robins, dusky woodswallows and painted button-quail.
? A number of threatened, vulnerable and endangered species of birds visit the site including powerful owl, diamond firetail and swift parrots.