Is that a red-browed finch? Here at the Leslie Parade Nature Refuge, the air thrums with the songs of countless birds. The Leslie Parade Nature Refuge, a haven of green tucked away in busy Brisbane, invites you to reconnect with nature. Declared a Nature Refuge in 2012, it protects a vital piece of bushland. This refuge is more than just a pretty sight. It’s a crucial habitat for a diverse range of native species. While exploring the refuge’s trails, you might be lucky enough to spot a grey-headed flying fox soaring above or a brush-tailed phascogale darting through the undergrowth. Keep your ears open for the distinctive calls of the white-eared monarch and the pale-yellow robin. The Leslie Parade Nature Refuge is a testament to the rich biodiversity that thrives within our cities, a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.
Leslie Parade Nature Refuge
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