going to the picnic in the park @ Blackalls Park -follow the purple trail

The Newcastle Star.........

CHECK OUT...........

http://www.newcastlestar.com.au/news/local/news/General/was-the-blackalls-park-project-dropped-for-the-right-reasons/1579252.aspx?src=email

PERON’S TREE FROG (litoria peronii)
Lake Macquarie City's Iconic Species for Wetlands

This species is a climbing frog that likes to live beneath the loose bark of large eucalypt trees near water.
It has green spots on its back; vivid black and yellow markings on its limbs, feet and groin area.
Its call is a series of loud long notes that resemble laughter lasting for several seconds.
Ranges in size from 44-65 mm in length.
Tadpoles are golden yellow with dark brown stripes
Ref: Field Guide to the Frogs of Australia. Tyler, MJ. & Knight, F.
2009 CSIRO publishing
&
www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/ .../litoria_peronii

PUBLIC MEETING 30.7.09

NO OPEN CUT AUGER CUT AUGER MINE EVER in LAKE MACQUARIE........

TORONTO HIGH SCHOOL -multipurpose centre- Field Street entrance.
Thursday 30 July
6.30- 7pm start
ALL WELCOME
Speakers - Greg Piper/Phillipa Parsons/ WendyBowman and others.
Check out www.bam.org.au or contact Pauline on 0421 863351 or Paul 4959 6906

The Blackalls community says NO!!!!!

A sample of the concern at Blackalls Park!!!

Other Critters of Blackalls park - Ascot Street

Sugar Glider
Ring-tail Possum
Grey Headed Flying Fox
Common Bentwing Bat

Red Bellied Black Snake
Yellow Faced Whip Snake
Blue Tongue Lizard

Blue Triangle Butterfly

Dwarf Green Tree Frog
Green Tree Frog
Tylers Tree Frog
Perons Tree Frog
Striped Marsh Frog
Eastern Common Froglet


Thanks Rob H.

So WHere is Blackalls Park?

http://www.whereis.com/nsw/blackalls-park/john-st?id=86700C0182A3E5