23 September 2008
At the Diep River corridor, (on the Tableview side) most of the invasive alien vegetation has been removed, leaving a wonderful carpet of wild flowers and fynbos.
Our job today was to burn the dry branches of the invasive Port Jackson trees previously chopped down.
Among the birds spotted there were:
I also saw a mole snake.
At Atlantis dune fields we burned some more Port Jackson branches.
This area has a few dams and the fynbos flowers are in abundance but there is so much to work here to do still.
Birds spotted:
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