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Science writing with a focus on ecology and biology, and natural history writing on the beautiful flora and fauna of the Wombat Forest, Victoria

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Recognising roosts – kookaburra and chough

Many times in the forest I come across a patch of bird droppings – is it from an owl roost? … More

laughing kookaburra, owl roosts, tracka and signs

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kentlburgess

I'm about nature, contemporary art in many forms and social responsibility.

Little big year

A 2017 big year in Mt Alexander Shire

Ian Lunt Ecology

Science and Nature Writing

Birds, bats, beetles and blossoms

Science writing with a focus on ecology and biology, and natural history writing on the beautiful flora and fauna of the Wombat Forest, Victoria

Working on the wild side

Dr Bronwyn Hradsky - University of Melbourne

margosnotebook

observations of a wanderer

Melbourne's Bat Box Monitoring Program

Berowra backyard

Part time permaculture

Focus On Fauna

Wildlife Fire-recovery Project- Flowerdale & Strath Creek