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Abundant Bird Life
We have an abundant variety of plant communities on Bouddi peninsula - grassland, heath, mangroves, rain forest and various other kinds of woodland and forest. Some communities are relatively undisturbed, as in parts of Bouddi National Park, while others have been heavily influenced by human habitation.
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Dry sclerophyll woodland. dominated by Eucalypts and Angophoras. covers the greater part of the Peninsula. There are two levels of vegetation. the taller trees above and an understorey of flowering shrubs and herbaceous plants below. This supports the greatest variety of bird species because of the range of feeding and nesting places.
Nectar, insects,  fruit and seed provide feeding niches at different levels from the Lorikeets in the top blossom through Bellbirds, Thornbills and Pardalotes to Wrens in the lower shrubbery.

​Newsletter October 2020

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  • Home
  • News
  • Get Involved
    • About the Trust >
      • History of the Trust
      • Membership
      • Newsletters
    • Maitland Bay Centre
    • Bushcare Groups
    • Environmental Awareness
    • Fire Preparedness
  • Natural Environment
    • Native Plants >
      • Bouddi Plant Life
      • Soil Types
      • Plant Communities
      • Plant species
      • Endangered Ecological Communities
    • Native Animals >
      • Birds
      • Reptiles
      • Insects
    • Beach and Ocean
    • Bouddi National Park
    • Weed Eradication >
      • Grasses and ground covers
      • Vines and scramblers
      • Woody weeds
    • Nature Watch Diary
  • Built Environment
    • Coastal Open Space System
    • Planning documents
  • Heritage and Landscape
    • Aboriginal Heritage
    • History
    • Bouddi Study
    • Geology
  • Contact