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28 June, 2025
Readers' words on Inglewood's branding
Your online words Marianne Klooster wrote: In the 30 plus years I’ve been here, I have never seen a Mallee fowl. But I’ve seen plenty of blue eucy. Gavin O’Connor wrote: I thought Inglewood was the home off Blue Eucy. I haven’t seen Mallee...
Your online words
Marianne Klooster wrote: In the 30 plus years I’ve been here, I have never seen a Mallee fowl. But I’ve seen plenty of blue eucy.
Gavin O’Connor wrote: I thought Inglewood was the home off Blue Eucy. I haven’t seen Mallee fowls around Inglewood compared to in the Mallee north of Sea Lake, Hattah area lol.
Luke Ralph wrote: Why would you have Mallee fowl for the emblem - there isn’t any around Inglewood! Should be either gold or a eucy leaf
Ian Gladman wrote: Inglewood locals always mention the old eucy factory not Mallee fowl.
Katie Gillett wrote: We got plenty of rabbits.
Graeme Watts wrote: There was Mallee fowl around Inglewood years ago because my uncle Peter Watts was filming them. Also out the bush near the Galaway dam there is a old nest in the bush. But I think eucalyptus sign would be more suited.
Julie Bell wrote: Eucalyptus … never seen a Mallee Fowl in Inglewood.
Tracey Cox wrote: Inglewood is not known for Mallee Fowl. They are birds of Terrick Terrick in the Loddon Shire. Both signs need revamp.
Christine Elliott wrote: Blue Eucy not Mallee fowl Let’s see if they listen to the residents!
Geoff Wilson wrote: Blue Eucy. Kangaroos would hammer out any ground bird nests , they’re well gone.
Madalynne Lamprell wrote: There’s no Mallee fowl to be found around Inglewood. Why can’t it stay the blue eucy town, it’s what the town is known for! Why take away history and replace it for an animal found in our local desert not our local town
Ian Collie wrote: It has always been Blue Eucy, Why waste even more rate payers money?
Helen Leech wrote: Never known of any Mallee fowls around Inglewood, always known as the Blue Eucy town. Absolutely stupid idea.
Peter Talbot wrote: Political correctness. Leave sign alone.