
Counting regent honeyeaters in the Chiltern ironbark
The forest at the edge of town looks like nothing much. It holds one of the rarest birds in the country, and twice a year people go out and count them.
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Chiltern Journal
Journal entries tagged "Travel".

The forest at the edge of town looks like nothing much. It holds one of the rarest birds in the country, and twice a year people go out and count them.
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In 1974 a Disney crew gravelled Chiltern's main street, took the signs down and filmed the town as a place called Barambogie. What changed, and what stayed.
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Out toward Rutherglen the old vines are waking up. What budburst looks like, why it happens in a set order, and the frost that still has to be watched for.
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A novelist who wrote under a man's name spent eighteen months of her childhood in Chiltern. The house she lived in is still standing on Victoria Street.
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Sixteen days of winter holiday, a small town in the high country, and children who want something to do. A guide to the cold weeks in Chiltern with kids: birds to find, a museum to thaw out in, and a morning at the bakery.
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Winter in the high country: short days, low warm light, and the kind of small town that asks to be walked slowly. A weekend guide to Chiltern for the months when the cafe windows fog and the streets quiet down by five.
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