Speaking of eagles ... The eagle has landed.

An Eagle-eye (drone) view of our home, a converted '3 stand' shearing shed

Land for Wildlife advice.
"Let fallen logs lie"

even better .... create a safe haven for a wide variety of critters

One of the basics of  'Land for Wildlife' is fencing off the reserved area and removing non-native animals.

Every now and then the neighbors sheep get in, so today was a 'Removing neighbour's sheep' and
Fixing fences.

Two things of note in this pic.
1. The grass is greener on our side of the fence because only 'Roos graze there, so it's no wonder that the neighbor's sheep are always trying to find a way in.

2. That path down from the tower. Caused by sheep or roos? I'll find out by attaching my motion-detector wildlife camera to that post in the foreground.

Bury waterpipes
Catbox
Giraffe

Front gate improved

Before

After

Rain guage
Mulch Magnolias
Mulch for vegie garden
Floor of shed
Dead branches in pile
Mowing