AS South East Queensland prepares to shake off winter and the first signs of spring emerge, it’s the perfect time to refresh your outdoor spaces. Spring marks one of the busiest seasons for native bees, butterflies and nectar-feeding birds as they emerge in search of food after the cooler months. With urban development continuing to replace natural habitat, these pollinators are increasingly relying on suburban gardens to find the nectar, pollen…
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