Lisa Clark

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I'm taking time out for nature!

Nature is the best part of humanity and provides us with such beauty and resources. These include not just food, shelter, water and air, but mental and physical health. This provides us with much joy and wonder at the incredible diversity nature provides.  

We all need to take time with nature, whether it's 60 seconds, 60 minutes or beyond the hour.

I am taking time out for nature and have joined the world's biggest movement to protect this amazing and spectacular planet. I will be doing a mix of bike riding, bird spotting with my Jasper (his fave pastime) or restoring a piece of nature out the front of my road for wildlife.  I will be helping to protect and regenerate nature - restoring the planet for everything that calls it home.

By shining a spotlight on nature and the devastation that has happened in many parts of this planet, I hope to support Earth with a brighter future. Help me in my challenge by sponsoring me today.

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My Updates

Animal Spotting walk with Jasper and Others

Wednesday 4th Mar
Well, Jasper had Jack accompany him on his Kuitpo Forest walk. They had a great time sniffing and watching and watching. One bush was particularly interesting. Birds, while we heard a lot, only got one confirmed bird sighting. There were 2 yellow-tailed black-cockatoos (Zanda funerea)  high in a pine tree. But hey, what's a lovely bit of animal spotting and walking without a little treat too?  The photo today is Jasper at the cafe at the forest tree climb. 

Day 4 - Kuitpo Forest Walk and Animal Spotting

Wednesday 4th Mar
Hi All, today both Jasper and his housemate Jack and his bestie will go to Kuitpo Forest for a walk and animal spotting. This is a sustainable forest industry that has lots of native sections in it for wildlife and recreational uses. They even allow horses to ride there. This will be our afternoon activity. I will keep you posted on what we see! :D 

Day 3 - Animal Spotting Today

Tuesday 3rd Mar
Well, the distance was low. But Jasper and I did animal spotting on my favourite dirt road. Loads of Magpies, willy wag tails, galahs, parrots and other small birds all chirping away in the morning air. Also saw a large mob of roos on a farm having their breaky. The photo is a small snapshot as they were quite a distance down the gully. 
Came back home and we watched the birds in the bush surrounding the farms and our house. Saw at least 15 ravens at the top of a large old gum tree singing. 

Day 2 Shine and Rain :D

Monday 2nd Mar
Well, day 2, and it has been trying to rain all day. I still went on my bike ride around my favourite track. The birds were having a wonderful time cleaning their feathers. In case you are not from around SA, it has been a touch dry this way. I did much better on my ride and stopped a lot less. It was wonderfully enjoyable. Take care everyone! The image today is the second last of the bigger hills that I need to climb to get home. 

Day 1 ride through the Adelaide Hills

Sunday 1st Mar
Well, the first ride of the challenge down. Here is a photo of my favourite dirt road.  Lots of wildlife on this road, and it is really quiet. The whole ride took me 1 hour, 19 minutes, and it was 16 km.  A few stops, especially up the 10-degree gradients. But I did it! 

Day 1 start of ride

Sunday 1st Mar

Ready for tomorrow!

Saturday 28th Feb
Tomorrow the Challenge 60 starts. If there is no lightning, I am hoping to pop on the bike or take Jasper on a spotting trip. Maybe both. Please go to my page and sponsor nature! Thank you. 

Thank you to my Sponsors

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Jan Coombe

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Geoff

Good onya Lisa

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Lisa Clark