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Hundreds of birds make their home at Thendara. These include kookaburras, cockatoos, and lorikeets. Lorikeets are the brightly coloured birds found at the Currumbin Bird Sanctuary . The owners of Thendara have fed lorikeets and other birds at the property for nearly a decade. The Currumbin Bird Sanctuary or a local veterinarian can give advice on appropriate feeding for birds found in the wild. |
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This magnificent pine tree sits between the house and the road. |
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Well-constructed paths allow horses to move from the loading area for horse floats to the yards and then to the stables---without disturbing some of the natural environment. |
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Thendara is bounded by a permanent creek which includes native reeds. On a couple of occasions, platypus have been seen at the banks of the creek. |
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Thendara is for sale
Last updated November 2006. Images were taken 2003. The owners of Thendara cannot provide any warranty about the information supplied on this web site. Prospective purchasers of Thendara should take action to satisfy themselves of any relevant information. |