Dalmeny Narooma Bushwalkers

Updated April 9 2014 - 10:26am, first published 12:00am

THE Dalmeny Narooma Bushwalkers were lucky to beat the bad weather last Thursday when they drove up the highway for a walk in the Broulee area. It was muggy but clear when 14 walkers led by Margaret and Rody Byrne arrived at The Bower, a lovely bush retreat owned by Mark and Sue Berry. A track alongside some wetlands took the group into the Illawong Nature Reserve. A huge sea eagle’s nest, reportedly over 30-years-old and the survivor of many storms, was spotted high in a big gum tree. The group enjoyed walking among ironbarks, stringy-barks and spotted gums before emerging into the banksia forest in the northern part of The Bower. The sound of birds, good company (including a couple of new members) and the changing vegetation made for pleasant walking.

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