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Bringing Back the Richmond Birdwing

Bringing Back the Richmond Birdwing

Bringing back an animal from the brink of extinction takes time, resources and lots of collaboration. For over 20 years, the community and governments in SEQ have been working to … Continue reading Bringing Back the Richmond Birdwing

Lerps – One of nature’s sweet offerings

Lerps – One of nature’s sweet offerings

Australia is still revealing its sweet secrets to its new human inhabitants. Indigenous peoples have known about, valued and celebrated its sugary delights for thousands of years. In pre-sugar farming … Continue reading Lerps – One of nature’s sweet offerings

Blue Butterflies of SEQ

Blue Butterflies of SEQ

South-east Queensland (SEQ) has a diverse variety of butterflies and some of the larger and colourful species like the Blue Triangle and Orchard Swallowtail are quite well known. One of … Continue reading Blue Butterflies of SEQ

Spiny Crayfish

Spiny Crayfish

One of the things I love is exploring the forest at my place after sunset. As you venture out in the dark to see what you can find, you realise … Continue reading Spiny Crayfish

Maligned myriapods are good mums

Maligned myriapods are good mums

Article by Liz Gould

The Evening Brown – hiding in the shadows

The Evening Brown – hiding in the shadows

Anyone that likes to observe butterflies knows that an overcast day is not a very productive time to do so. That’s because butterflies are ectothermic which makes them reliant on … Continue reading The Evening Brown – hiding in the shadows

Jumping into Science

Jumping into Science

Jumping spiders are the heavy lifters of the spider world. They have been curing arachnophobia, going viral online and are appearing on mainstream TV. Many new species of jumping spider … Continue reading Jumping into Science

Cicadas of SEQ: The Song of Summer

Cicadas of SEQ: The Song of Summer

“They taste great with a beer”, I had been asking a few friends about their experiences with cicadas and this strange response was not what I was expecting, but there … Continue reading Cicadas of SEQ: The Song of Summer

Star Wars in the Beetle World

Star Wars in the Beetle World

The topic of the Common Rhinoceros Beetle (Xylotrupes ulysses australicus) came up over dinner with friends recently. I’m not sure how the conversation started but I was soon telling tales … Continue reading Star Wars in the Beetle World

Bees in Nest Boxes – a sticky problem

Bees in Nest Boxes – a sticky problem

Nest boxes are a great way to increase the number of hollows and therefore the number of hollow dependant animals using your property. Installing them does require some maintenance, as … Continue reading Bees in Nest Boxes – a sticky problem

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