Landcare extends an invitation to locals and travelling visitors to venture out along Donald Campbell Drive to Lake Dumbleyung and partake in a spot of bird watching or just enjoy the peace and tranquility that springtime brings to this part of the country, especially on a calm and balmy afternoon. The truly magnificent sight of the sun setting over the Lake…….a photographer’s exclusive scoop of the natural reflections of the Lake and, of course, the view is just as good from Pussycat Hill.
If your interest is bird watching of the feather kind some Swans can still be seen, which means they may have bred within the Lake environs. Heaps of water birds and a pair of Black Shouldered Kites have taken up residence in the trees behind the Yacht Club shed.
Other activities to enjoy are swimming, paddle boarding, canoeing, yachting, boating, jet ski-ing, photography or just enjoy a picnic with friends by the Lake.
The water has lost its freshness from when it first filled after the flood event in early 2017 and now the salinity has increased to above sea water levels so please remember to take adequate drinking water with you on your journey to the Lake.
If your interest is bird watching of the feather kind some Swans can still be seen, which means they may have bred within the Lake environs. Heaps of water birds and a pair of Black Shouldered Kites have taken up residence in the trees behind the Yacht Club shed.
Other activities to enjoy are swimming, paddle boarding, canoeing, yachting, boating, jet ski-ing, photography or just enjoy a picnic with friends by the Lake.
The water has lost its freshness from when it first filled after the flood event in early 2017 and now the salinity has increased to above sea water levels so please remember to take adequate drinking water with you on your journey to the Lake.
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