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10/5/2016

Bush Trackers @ Yea Wetlands

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If you are looking for some adventure and are happy to travel a bit and spend the day out of Melbourne for a nature exploration day... then Yea Wetlands is for you! The Yea Wetlands is home to many species of native mammals, frogs, reptiles, insects and birds. 
There is a lovely new discovery centre and walks through the Yea wetlands. http://www.ywatercentre.com.au/
This is a great time to hear Victorian Smooth Froglets calling, and also catch lots of small woodland birds darting to and fro, like the Grey Fantail, White-browed Scrubwren and Brown Thornbills. 
The main walk is flat and easy, with much of it on a boardwalk. There are lots of great interpretive signs along the way too. Its a lovely spot to relax and enjoy the tranquillity and sounds of the bush. 
Looking for more outdoor adventures... go to Active in Parks website, you will find the link on our Links Page.
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