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1. BUNDAMBA CREEK BIRD SURVEY 2013  Reported By:  Margret Cameron  Bundamba Creek Transect Bird Survey 20th APRIL, 2013  Survey Time:  10.25‐11.35am  1 = Rotary Park 2 = To Rail Bridge 3 = To 440 Howell’s, Drain etc 4 =U (PDF, 153k)

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   7 Mar 2014: The areas (which roughly match the 2ha transects) were as follows: 1a Bridge over Bundamba creek at Brisbane Road to east end of swimming pool car park. ... 1b East end of swimming pool car park to Pump shed 2 Pump shed to pipe across creek 3 Pipe across

2. Ross 1 Domestic (1) (PDF, 626k)

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   23 Jun 2015: Example Residential Plumbing Fixture Plan. Ensuite = 7 Fixtures 1 x BD 2 x BSN 1 x SHR 1 x SPA 1 x UR 1 x WC. ... SHR/BTH - Shower over Bath SPA - Spa Bath UR - Urinal WC - Water Closet (Toilet).

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3. Recreation

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   13 May 2024: Ipswich boasts over 6,000 hectares of beautiful bushland earmarked for a wide range of recreation activities. Whether you're a local or just visiting for the day, the Ipswich region has a wide variety of fantastic outdoor spaces and environments in

4. Recreation

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   13 May 2024: Ipswich boasts over 6,000 hectares of beautiful bushland earmarked for a wide range of recreation activities. Whether you're a local or just visiting for the day, the Ipswich region has a wide variety of fantastic outdoor spaces and environments in

5. PROFILE 1 – PLATYPUS  Platypus   Ornithorhynchus anatinus  The platypus is one of Australia’s most remarkable mammals.  They are classified as a Monotrome, which means they raise their young like most mammals but do n (PDF, 113k)

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   7 Mar 2014: sensitive bill which allows them to forage for food along the bottom of the river bed. Their webbed front feet and large flat tail assists them with swimming and burrowing. ... they look very similar when swimming.

6. Head behind the fence for a tour of Ipswich Nature Centre from home

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   1 Apr 2021: 01 April 2021. A new video has been produced that offers a fresh look at the native animals that call Ipswich Nature Centre home. Environment and Sustainability Committee Chair Councillor Russell Milligan said it gives people the chance to still see

7. Have your say and help shape the future of aquatic facilities in Ipswich

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   1 Mar 2021: The survey is also seeking feedback from community about how and why the community uses swimming pools, lagoons and water playgrounds within Ipswich, which will help council gain information about community ... I have fond memories of going to the

8. What you can do to help Koalas in Urban ... (PDF, 1555k)

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   11 Oct 2017: Any fences should be made of posts with horizontal rails at least 300mm apart. ... Alternatively 300mm can be left underneath the fence to allow koalas to pass.

9. Landscaping on Nature Strips

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   23 Aug 2021: Ipswich is counted among the world's most liveable cities, thanks to a close-knit community spirit and the civic pride of our residents. One aspect in making Ipswich a great place to live is keeping our residential streets visually appealing.

10. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Reduce your risk of mosquito-borne diseaseSome mosquitoes found ... (PDF, 2370k)

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    15 Mar 2022: Ponding Water. Pools of still and shallow water attract mosquitoes wishing to breed. ... Other mosquito breeding areas can include: cavities in bricks, water holding plants such as bomeliaeds and staghorns, bird baths, wading pools, boats and dinghies,

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