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Hunter Valley Backyard Nature: #55 The Grey Butcherbird - from hatchling to fledgling
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Hunter Valley Backyard Nature. Observing native fauna and flora that share our urban backyards and public spaces. Wednesday, 26 November 2008. 55 The Grey Butcherbird - from hatchling to fledgling. Taking the opportunity to observe the habits of a pair of Grey Butcherbirds raise their young in the Hunter Valley, NSW, was a fascinating and entertaining experience. I wish to share a series of images by my husband, Grahame, from hatchling to fledgling. Female Grey Butcherbird settles on her chicks. The habi...
Hunter Valley Backyard Nature: #13 Garden hunters
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Hunter Valley Backyard Nature. Observing native fauna and flora that share our urban backyards and public spaces. Tuesday, 27 March 2007. Wolf Spiders are large, hairy, wandering hunters, and therefore have a bit of a reputation as scary beasties of the garden. But like most spiders, they are rarely aggressive unless provoked or threatened, and I am usually pleased to encounter them around my yard. How could you not love a bright-eyed face like this. Ms Wolfie having an early morning shower. Notice the s...
Hunter Valley Backyard Nature: Hunter Valley Nature Index - Nature issues and events
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Hunter Valley Backyard Nature. Observing native fauna and flora that share our urban backyards and public spaces. Saturday, 6 October 2007. Hunter Valley Nature Index - Nature issues and events. In the Hunter Valley #8. In the Hunter Valley #8. Hunter River, June 2007 #21. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Particularly around the Hunter Valley. Find specific subjects easy:. Fungi and slime moulds. Nature issues and events. Native flora and grasses. Places to observe nature. ANBG - Australian Plants.
Hunter Valley Backyard Nature: #12 A Dragon in my Pond
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Hunter Valley Backyard Nature. Observing native fauna and flora that share our urban backyards and public spaces. Tuesday, 13 March 2007. 12 A Dragon in my Pond. Having the opportunity to closely observe a Water Dragon in my garden has been a rewarding experience. It is the most entertaining lizard I have encountered, and I delight in watching the antics of his everyday life. Meet my resident Eastern Water Dragon. Making good use of my garden pond. Striking pose, the Water Dragon snaps up ants. I've noti...
Hunter Valley Backyard Nature: Hunter Valley Nature Index - Invertebrates (wingless)
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Hunter Valley Backyard Nature. Observing native fauna and flora that share our urban backyards and public spaces. Friday, 5 October 2007. Hunter Valley Nature Index - Invertebrates (wingless). Garden (or Australian) Wolf Spider. Spiny, Jewel or Christmas Spider. St Andrew's Cross Spider. Spider courtship and sex. In the ground #13. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Particularly around the Hunter Valley. Find specific subjects easy:. Fungi and slime moulds. Nature issues and events. ANOS - NSW Orchids.
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Esperance Blog: Rhipidura leucophrys and a most desirable residence
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A nature study of the Esperance region of Western Australia. Sunday, February 25, 2007. Rhipidura leucophrys and a most desirable residence. Willie Wagtails are at the top end of the birdie property market. Have you ever gone past a house and thought, wish I owned that! From a distance the wagtail's nest looks like a mudlark's nest, ie a heavy duty swat mug sitting on top of a branch, except instead of being made from mud, is made from entwined grass and lined inside and out, with cobwebs. Mum and Dad Wi...
Esperance Blog: Two Conospermum species, plus a botany lesson
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A nature study of the Esperance region of Western Australia. Monday, February 19, 2007. Two Conospermum species, plus a botany lesson. Conospermum or Smokebush belong to the spectacular Proteaceae family. The Conospermum distichum smokebush is a bushy shrub growing to less than a metre and usually (in the Esperance region) occurring in small colonies on deep sandy soil. It mass flowers during spring producing a striking bluish grey (smoky) floral display. Smokebush, Conospermum distichum. Now the Conospe...
Esperance Blog: Helea and a Sympetes species from the SE of WA
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A nature study of the Esperance region of Western Australia. Sunday, February 11, 2007. Helea and a Sympetes species from the SE of WA. Pie-dish Beetles are not only very unusual, but can be steaming hot too! Helea, Pterohelaeus and Sympetes (. Commonly known as Pie-dish Beetles), are endemic to Australia (. And belong to the family Tenebrionidae. There are over 50 species and although widespread, they tend to favour the drier regions. The. Species are distinguished from. A very hairy backed. Pie-dish be...
Esperance Blog: Australian Cockroaches can be strikingly colourful and highly sociable
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A nature study of the Esperance region of Western Australia. Sunday, November 26, 2006. Australian Cockroaches can be strikingly colourful and highly sociable. Several southern WA Cockroach species, from the families Blattidae and Blaberidae. Have a look at this one; it would have to be amongst the most colourful of any insect. Its name is Polyzosteria mitchelli, but is generally known (along with many other species) as a Bush Cockroach from the family Blattidae. It grows to around 5 cm in length. This n...
Esperance Blog: Four Esperance Lechenaultia (fan-flower) species
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A nature study of the Esperance region of Western Australia. Saturday, December 09, 2006. Four Esperance Lechenaultia (fan-flower) species. The genus Lechenaultia is named after a French botanist who accompanied the Baudin expedition to Australia 1800-1804. The four Lechenaultia species from around Esperance come in many colors. Lechenaultia formosa the so called Red Lechenaultia. Lechenaultia formosa grows in a sandy soil around seasonally wet depressions and flowers best when the soil is moist. But not...
Esperance Blog: How did the Moaning Frog get its name?
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A nature study of the Esperance region of Western Australia. Sunday, November 05, 2006. How did the Moaning Frog get its name? How did the Moaning Frog, Heleioporus eyrei, get its name? For a start it has a very mournful call (hear it on this QuickTime link. Http:/ frogsaustralia.net.au/frogs/calls/qt/heleioporus eyrei.mov. From the Australian Frog Database), but is this the only reason? I don't think so! This mournful expression starts very young. This one would have to be thinking "I'm doomed! However,...
Esperance Blog: King's Skink - Egernia kingii
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A nature study of the Esperance region of Western Australia. Monday, May 26, 2008. King's Skink - Egernia kingii. A big, fast and sociable reptile. King's Skink - Egernia kingii. The visiting male King's Skink and the slightly larger female. King's Skinks being sociable. The speckled coloration is similar for the young and adults. King's Skink - Egernia kingii. A young King's Skink who slipped into the house and took shelter in a box. Despite the large size of these lizards, I have only seen them near th...
Esperance Blog: Icerya purchasi, an Aussie sap-sucker
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A nature study of the Esperance region of Western Australia. Wednesday, March 28, 2007. Icerya purchasi, an Aussie sap-sucker. Icerya purchasi, the Cottony Cushion Scale prefers Acacias (Wattles). Well a mealybug is a scale insect as they all secrete a white waxy layer in which to live, except with mealybugs the adults have a powdery looking exterior and hence the term mealy. Bug Some mealybugs like the Cottony Cushion Scale also have a cottony appearance. Cottony Cushion Scale, Icerya purchasi. The adul...
Esperance Blog: Lacewings and Ant-lions
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A nature study of the Esperance region of Western Australia. Monday, August 13, 2007. Lovely to look at, but vicious to know. Other lacewing larvae tend to be more free moving, some patrolling the undersides of leaves in search of aphids and scale, whilst others live in rotting wood, disguising themselves with a covering of leaf/wood litter. Yet others live a semi-aquatic life on the edges of streams, feeding on aquatic invertebrates. Ant-lion from the Myrmeleontidae family. The adults typically have fou...
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Orchids: The View From My Windowsill: Kaleidescope Orchid
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Scroll Down For Orchid Painting Videos. Tuesday, August 19, 2008. Finished the second painting video today. The very first section is up now, and I am editting the second 3-minute bit now. I still have to remember the camera angles, but this is waaaaaay better than my first one! I am really beginning to enjoy this. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Going With The Flow. Book Review: Orchid Thief. 1998 Random House 282 pages. I saw the movie Adaptations. What's the polite word? Reading Orlean's book is l...
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Hunter Valley Backyard Nature. Observing native fauna and flora that share our urban backyards and public spaces. Sunday, 21 December 2008. 58 Christmas beetles get busy. Christmas Beetles are busy passing on their genes at this time of the year, and I am particularly pleased with the series of images I captured of one species in action. Over two days in mid December, I found Black Nail Beetles (. In numbers on a couple of my. Black Nail Beetles (. Because the elytra (wing covers) resemble long black.
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