A tour around the recently refurbished Yea Wetlands, an excellent cache to do with the family. A short stroll along Franklins Walk collecting information required to solve the coordinates for the final cache location. Cache is a 1 litre sistema placed in a nature friendly location. It's time to go for a nice walk, listen to nature and read a few information boards to gain a little knowledge.

Welcome to the Yea Wetlands

Make sure you leave time to stop and listen to the frogs and birds.

At the listed started coordinates you will find a covered information area. 

What is the Rotary International District Number = 979'D'

At Stage 2, you are looking for an information board titled "Who eats Whom". 

How big is the Dragonfly Nymph. 'Mudeye'  - Hemianax in mm = 'B'9 mm

At Stage 3, you are looking for an information board titled "DAMSEL in Distress!"

How big is the Common Spike-sedge in CM = 'C'0 cm

At Stage 4, you are looking for an information board titled "WHO's talking."

How big is the Pobblebonk frog = 'A' - 8cm

At Stage 5, you are looking for an information board titled "ZONING IN."

How big is the Upright Milfoil - Myriophyllum crispatum = 8 - 'E'0 cm

At Stage 6, you are looking for an information board titled "REGULAR Drinks."

How big is the White-necked Heron - Ardea pacifica = 'F'6cm

At Stage 7, you are looking for an information board titled "SNAGS STUMPS and SHELTER"

How big is the Fantail Cuckoo - Cuculus pyrrhophanus = 2'G' -27 cm

Cache is at S37 1E.AFD E145 2G.FBC

Further information on the area can be found here: Yea Wetlands