I have just been looking at ACTmapi and it appears that the area including the reserve as rural?
Shorty
On Tue, Jan 24, 2023 at 5:14 PM <> wrote:
Hi Geoffrey and Martin,
It’s good if there’s an alternative approach, though the walk is twice as long as the Lobbs Hole track approach. Has anyone been in from Angle Crossing? Maybe there are plenty of other Heathwrens and Yellow-tufted HEs on the way!
SueB
From: Canberrabirds <>
On Behalf Of Geoffrey Dabb
Sent: Tuesday, 24 January 2023 4:59 PM
To: Canberrabirds <>
Subject: [Canberrabirds] FW: Gigerline Nature reserve
Of course Martin is correct. The AllTrails website shows the Guises Creek walk from Angle Crossing Rd proceeding north along the edge of the reserve, then into it. A stroll of about 2.5km should get you there.
From: Canberrabirds <>
On Behalf Of Martin Butterfield via Canberrabirds
Sent: Tuesday, 24 January 2023 3:24 PM
To: Kim Farley <>
Cc: CanberraBirds email list <>
Subject: Re: [Canberrabirds] Gigerline Nature reserve
I think it needs to be flagged "No access from Monaro Highway or Williamsdale TSR". The Hotspot is Gigerline Nature Reserve which should be able to be accessed from Angle Crossing. The Canberra
Bushwalking Club should know more about this.
On Tue, 24 Jan 2023 at 14:44, Kim Farley via Canberrabirds <> wrote:
Hi all
Sorry to come to this discussion rather late. I have been away on family matters for a little while. I will consult with Sue B on this matter revise any Hotspot name (eg to mark the Hotspot no access).
On Sun, Jan 22, 2023 at 3:05 PM <> wrote:
Hi All,
I'm telling you about my frustrating morning in hope of saving any other optimists from sharing it. The Gigerline Nature Reserve hotspot as we know it - walking down Lobbs Hole Track from the little substation (or whatever) on the Monaro Hwy near Williansdale,
is now inaccessible. The gate across the creek that we used to climb through or around now has signs saying, in large new letters, "Private. Keep out. Area under video surveillance". Enough to deter me
☹.
I could find no easy way around.
I know there was chat about this last year sometime, but I convinced myself that it couldn't mean MY favourite go-to spot for Chestnut-rumped Heathwren and Yellow-tufted Honeyeaters.
This raises a few questions. One of them is what does that hotspot mean now? Looking at the maps, the nature reserve starts about halfway down the track, and the birds I want to see are actually in the reserve. So another question is how is it legal for lessees
to effectively take over ownership of public land by making it inaccessible to us?? Shouldn't there be a right-of-way or something down Lobbs Hole Track at least? Just sounding off. Thanks for listening...
Yours in great frustration,
Sue Beatty
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