Djilba
Djilba is a season in the Noongar calendar, a system of six seasons used by the Indigenous Noongar people of the southwest of Western Australia. Djilba is the third season, typically falling between August and September. It is considered a transitional season, bridging the colder, wetter months of Kambarang and the warmer, drier months of Jilba.
During Djilba, the landscape begins to change in anticipation of spring. While there can still be rain,
Traditionally, Djilba was a time for the Noongar people to focus on gathering the early-blooming plants and