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 Foxes Lair April-May Highlights

Generally warm still days make this time great for walking or riding your bike around Foxes Lair or having a picnic.
• Enjoy the bush on a leisurely ride  on cycle trails. Take care as these trails are also for walkers.
Check out the view on the breakaway loop, walk through the rocks on the Granite Trail, or see if you can find bunny orchids on the western part of the Banksia traill or at the claypit.
Rainfall is very unpredictable at this time, so the bush may be dry or fresh and green. Late April-May is the flowering time for the manna wattle tree (Acacia microbotrya check out the gum) bunny orchid and hare orchid (rare here – better on Highbury trail or at Yilliminning rock), if there has been enough rain for them to flower.
Early morning and evening are great times to walk, enjoy the bush, hear the birds, and see our kangaroos.
For wildflowers at this time download the booklet below
April May wildflowers Foxes Lair
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​              Other Spots

See endangered marsupials at Barna Mia Nocturnal Animal Sanctuary : Friday, and Saturday (except for public holidays

•  Try these picnic spots 

• Go on a numbat, echidna and bird spotting drive through Dryandra Woodland i

• Consider a an evening or break of day climb to see the sunrise/ sunset from Yilliminning Rock
Try the new Three Mesas walk at Candy Block and see the giant grass tree

• Go on a numbat, echidna and bird spotting drive through Dryandra Woodland. 

• Consider a an evening or morning climb to see the sunrise/ sunset from Yilliminning Rock


• If there is water in Toolibin Lake go for a picnic, see waterbirds, learn about the lake and see Woolly Banksias at Toolibin Cemetery. You could go via Albert Facey House in Wickepin.

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