It was designed, prepared and assembled by a group of Angair members, under the guidance of artist Kate van Nooten and officially launched in 2010. The group decided that the mosaic should depict the beauty and rich biodiversity of the special local indigenous flora and fauna and also reflect Angair’s aim of protecting these plants and animals.
Some species like the Common Heath (Victoria’s floral emblem) are widespread while others such as the Angahook Caladenia are rare and found only in the Anglesea district.
From left to right:
Common Heath, Red-lipped Spider Orchid ,Velvet Daisy Bush, Merran’s Sun Orchid, Large Bearded Greenhood, Angahook Caladenia, Garden Skink, Rufous Bristlebird, Splendid Red Skinhead, Anglesea Grevillea and Bright Copper Butterfly
