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It’s nearing the end of Waring Wombat Season (April-July) here on the Wurundjeri lands of the Kulin Nation in #Naarm

“Cool, rainy days follow misty mornings. The time of highest rainfall and lowest temperatures.

“Waring (wombats) emerge to bask and graze in the sunshine.

“Bulen-bulen (Superb Lyrebird) males perform their courtship displays.

“Hearts of Kombadik (Soft Tree-ferns) are the major food when no fruits are available.

“Days are short and nights are long.

“The constellation of Sagittarius rises in the southeast after sunset, indicating the mid-point of cold weather.