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CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce

CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce surveys

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370 m South-west of CHC100 drain, midway between the end of Fitzherbert Place and Belconnen Way. much easier to approach from Beconnen WAy as drain is easily visible and accessible. very tall grass and blackberries and undergrowth makes it difficult to get into the bush block

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FrogWatch survey 3 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 16 Oct 2016
FrogWatch survey 1 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 22 Oct 2014
FrogWatch survey 2 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 22 Oct 2013
FrogWatch survey 1 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 23 Oct 2012
FrogWatch survey 1 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 26 Oct 2007
FrogWatch survey 0 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 20 Oct 2007
FrogWatch survey 0 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 18 Oct 2007
FrogWatch survey 0 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 16 Oct 2007
FrogWatch survey 0 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 20 Oct 2006
FrogWatch survey 0 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 16 Oct 2006
FrogWatch survey 3 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 22 Oct 2005
FrogWatch survey 2 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 18 Oct 2005
FrogWatch survey 2 CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce ACTFrogwatch 23 Oct 2004
CHC200: Calvary Hospital Drain 2, Bruce

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