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The monthly Obi Surplus is on again next Wednesday, the 4th, starting at 9.30 am
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A DATE CLAIMER
Wes Johnston, born at Frog Hollow in the Obi Obi Valley invites all valley residents to his 80th birthday to be held at Obi Obi Hall, 3.00 pm on the 19.08.2018
Details to follow
Jason and Piper Johnston’s property Cedar Grove surrounds the Obi Obi Hall
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One of the Johnston’s bulls
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17.03.2018
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Room to move downstairs
The result of the under stage storage room clean-up
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A wedding on the 10.03.2018
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS TREE ?
Mexican bean tree
Native to tropical America
Recently discovered growing on the southern slopes of Buderim mountain
Queensland Government has declared Mexican Bean Tree as a category 2, 3, 4 and 5 restricted plant. If you have seen this plant, please contact Biosecurity Queensland on 13 25 23.
A fast growing tree to 40 meters high
Cecropia pachystachya, C. palmata and C. peltata
Photos from Brisbane City Council
https://weeds.brisbane.qld.gov.au/weeds/trumpet-tree
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Young Southern Orange-eyed Treefrog
Often found inside the hall, hunting for insects attracted by the emergency exit lights which stay on 24 hours a day. This one was removed to outside the hall to avoid the usual fate of death by desiccation
Litoria chloris
Adults grow up to 70 mm long
See Queensland Museum
Photo by Frogs of Australia
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Maderia vine is flowering now
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Obi Obi Creek Crossing number Four
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Madeira vine is a Class 3 declared plant under Queensland legislation
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Madeira vine is considered one of Australia’s worst environmental weeds
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Eaten in Japan as a vegetable called Okawakame
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It’s a good time for silky oak seedlings which are coming up around mature silky oak trees
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