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Life in ‘the outback’
My Easter trip to Western Queensland began with a visit to a cattle property, Rainsby, owned and operated by Diane Alford, my cousin-in-law, and her husband Bill. To get there from Townsville, you head inland on the Hughenden and Mt Isa … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Nature photography, Reptiles
Tagged Aramac, cattle, grazing, outback, Rainsby, turtle
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More netizen science
Encyclopedia of Life One of my first posts to this blog mentioned Encyclopedia of Life, a major international collaborative effort to document the living world around us. Its list of sponsors and supporters starts at the highest possible levels (Smithsonian … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Nature photography, Technology
Tagged Citizen science, Climatewatch, dragonfly, Encyclopedia of Life, EoL, science, technology
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Visiting White Mountains National Park
White Mountains National Park straddles the high point of the highway between Hughenden and Charters Towers. There is a lookout on the crest of the range – the Burra Range, part of the Great Dividing Range. It presents great views … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Insects and spiders, Nature photography
Tagged ants, Easter, National Park, plants, termites, White Mountains
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Normal service will resume shortly
There has been a bigger gap than usual since my last post, simply because I have been away from home. Over Easter and the next few days I was ‘out West’ as we say, to stay with relatives on a … Continue reading
Posted in Nature photography
Tagged Aramac, Easter, National Park, Porcupine Gorge, stockyards, White Mountains
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