We invite your short stories to cultivate knowledge & appreciation for the nature in our lives. Read our book: A Guide to the Creatures in Your Neighbourhood
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Thanks Ari!
Highly recommended reading, even if you didn’t know you have an interest in nature & the naturalist 🕵️♂️ 🦉🦋🐞🐌🦂🐢🐍🐒🌴🌻🦀🐠🦑🕷️🦟🦗(not naturist 😉 (need a bottom emoji)) tradition
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We all love books, right? One of my career highlights was co-authoring A Guide to the Creatures in Your Neighbourhood. So many people have told me how much they’ve enjoyed the fun facts and quirky writing, all with the aim of increasing nature connection
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Love the creative and innovative work that @dieterhochuli, winner of the @EcolSocAus 2023 Gold Medal does to promote lesser known species and increase appreciation for #urbannature. #ESAus23 peeps and inspiring science communicators & educators, check it out!
#SciComm #education
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Join us for the second session of the reading group “Multispecies and More-Than-Human Ethics” on Monday, 22 May 2023. Selected reading is the introduction to the book 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘗𝘳𝘰𝘮𝘪𝘴𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘔𝘶𝘭𝘵𝘪𝘴𝘱𝘦𝘤𝘪𝘦𝘴 𝘑𝘶𝘴𝘵𝘪𝘤𝘦.
#readinggroup #envhum #multispecies
The Urban Field Naturalist Project retweeted
After months of admiring the e-book, today I received a hard copy of this wonderful treasure, coming from the other side of the world:
"A Guide to the Creatures in Your Neighbourhood" by @UrbanFieldNats
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Can't wait to become an urban field naturalist
ALT My own picture of the book cover of the Urban Field Naturalist Project's "A guide yo the creatures in your neighbourhood" - the cover displays illustrations of birds, insects, mammals and plants, mainly from Australia, where the book was produced
The Urban Field Naturalist Project retweeted
#Brisbane #Kenmore #artcollectors NEW Art West Community Gallery exhibition starting tomorrow at Kenmore Village, Brisbane with talented artists from the Art West Community. GR8 GIFT ideas -2d and 3d . My painting - COME FLY WITH ME .60cmx50cm.
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The Urban Field Naturalist Project retweeted
If you’ve ever wondered how a bettong curls its tail to start carrying a new bundle of bedding… wonder no more 🙂 This friendly bettong gave a nice demo for the #CameraTrap #WildOz #MammalWatching #Tasmania #lutruwita
The Urban Field Naturalist Project retweeted
My Qantas pilot mate @Keg767 took this👍anvil cloud pic and we at @weatherzone liked it so much we found the:
- synoptic chart at time of pic
- sat image at time of pic
- sat loop showing the cloud develop!!!
There's also an explainer on how anvils form weatherzone.com.au/news/pilo…
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Old man Emu and the chicks in for a cooling off today Shark Bay WA. #Emu #WorldHeritage #birding #traveling #WesternAustralia 👀
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This weekend’s highlight! A Gang-gang Cockatoo feather found on my street 🤩
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Darwin Woollybutt or Woolewoorrng, #Eucalyptus miniata
NT, Qld, WA
One of very few #eucalypts that naturally flower orange, the #Darwin Woollybutt is a common tree of the tropical savannah. Check out that bark!
Is this your #EucalyptoftheYear?
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Fewer than half of young Indigenous people go on to uni after high school across Australia. Woolworths Group is investing in an initiative aimed at improving that statistic, a national First Nations residential college to be built at UTS. Via @nit_times: bddy.me/3Z8cGqN
Laugh & learn to love spiders - our @dieterhochuli joined @themonkeycage
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Share your 🕷️ stories with us & learn about the Creatures in Your Neighbourhood in our book - see our website for details urbanfieldnaturalist.org
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Look what came in the mail! Terrific range of facts, perspectives and opinions about the thylacine in this new book edited by @Athedeism and Gareth Linnard. Spoiler for p168: @sydneyrats and I are still adamant that de-extinction is a bad idea for conservation.
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My latest piece of writing published through #urbanfieldnaturalist (just in time for feijoa season).
Thank you @UrbanFieldNats for publishing my story.
#shortstory #feijoa #ediblefruittree #publishedwriter #publishedauthor #publishedstory #feijoaseason
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The Urban Field Naturalist Project retweeted
“Out of my way you rainbow squeaky toy, these are my seeds!”
Do you see different bird species “fighting”? Please report these behaviours using the @BigCityBirds1 app or website 😉
Thanks Lyn F. for sharing this photo & story with @UrbanFieldNats project urbanfieldnaturalist.org/sto…
