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Land for Wildlife & Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: August 2011
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Voluntary conservation in Australia's Red Centre - bringing nature home. Tuesday, August 30, 2011. Alice Springs Correctional Centre registers as Land for Wildlife. Just one of several uncommon species that may be found in the vicinity of ASCC. The registration of the Alice Springs Correctional Centre with Land for Wildlife was finalised at 1pm on the 23. Jesse, Chris Matt and Bill. Friday, August 26, 2011. Controlled Burns on Airport Property This Evening. Property that has been staying on top of their ...
Land for Wildlife & Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: January 2012
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Voluntary conservation in Australia's Red Centre - bringing nature home. Monday, January 30, 2012. Spectacled Hare-wallaby Roadkill in The Tanami. Just north of Rabbit Flats, Tanami Rd, NT. Photo: Dave Price. Some bittersweet news this morning when I got into the office. Dave Price, photographer extraordinaire and regular contributor to our newsletters and blog posts, has sent in some more pics. Unfortunately, he and wife Bess found a roadkilled Spectacled Hare-wallaby. It's always a shame to see wildlif...
Land for Wildlife & Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: May 2012
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Voluntary conservation in Australia's Red Centre - bringing nature home. Friday, May 25, 2012. Publishing Opportunity: A call for contributions from the Northern Territory Naturalist. A request has come down from the Top End for a greater contribution of natural history literature from Central Australia. While Alice Springs probably punches well above its weight in publication in a variety of journals, apparently we are not well represented in Northern Territory Naturalist. The journal is sent to Thomson...
Land for Wildlife & Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: Centralian Rainbow Spider?
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Voluntary conservation in Australia's Red Centre - bringing nature home. Thursday, April 19, 2012. Black House Spider Badumna insignis. No not really. Local arachnid expert Robbie Henderson has been kind enough to identify this spider for us as the Black House Spider Badumna insignis. This is a common spider around Alice Springs. Jesse, Chris Matt and Bill. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Apply for Land for Wildlife Registration Now! Apply for Garden for Wildlife Registration Now! Year of the Bat.
Land for Wildlife & Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: Four-spotted Cup Moth
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Voluntary conservation in Australia's Red Centre - bringing nature home. Tuesday, March 13, 2012. Larva of the Four-spotted Cup Moth. Land for Wildlife member Uwe Path has sent in another great photo from the ever-growing menagerie that can be found on his property. This caterpillar had us stumped initially but in the search for a positive identification, we found a very useful website. Jesse, Chris Matt and Bill. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Apply for Land for Wildlife Registration Now! View my c...
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: Welcome!
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs. A small paradise in a world of concrete". Monday, February 14, 2011. G'day everyone and welcome to your new Garden for Wildlife blog. This is going to be one more way that you can stay up to date with the very latest projects that the Garden for Wildlife team are working on. As the site gets built you'll have access to more information, fact sheets, and links to all the most useful websites for your own Garden for Wildlife projects. Jesse, Chris Matt and Bill.
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: Noogoora Burr in Trephina Gorge...
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs. A small paradise in a world of concrete". Sunday, February 20, 2011. Noogoora Burr in Trephina Gorge. A friend of Garden for Wildlife was visiting Trephina Gorge this weekend when she came upon another unwelcome weed. Trephina Gorge. Image by Jane Addison. This is an invasive species from America which can cause contact dermatitis in humans and livestock and can be mildly toxic to livestock when it is younger. Jesse, Chris Matt and Bill. Noogoora Burr in Trephina Gorge.
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: Bananas From a Horse Paddock!
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs. A small paradise in a world of concrete". Sunday, March 6, 2011. Bananas From a Horse Paddock! Bush Banana fruit in an old horse paddock. A low diversity of grasses and herbs occurred, with the understorey dominated by Buffel Grass.Imagine our surprise then when we stumbled across this gem in the middle of the old horse paddock! A healthy Bush Banana (. Twining up an old Ironwood stump. 65279;. No fruit yet, but this bush banana was. The ripe fruits split open to r...
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: March 2011
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs. A small paradise in a world of concrete". Thursday, March 10, 2011. Peach Faced Lovebird - The Next Feral Bird for Alice? A Peach-Faced Lovebird photographed in the wild in Braitling. Could this be the next avian invader for Alice Springs? The Peach-faced Lovebird, a popular and very attractive pet bird, is native to arid parts of the south-west of Africa around Namibia. Jesse, Chris Matt and Bill. Sunday, March 6, 2011. Bananas From a Horse Paddock! Last week, Land for...
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: Feral Spotted Turtle-doves
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs. A small paradise in a world of concrete". The guilty party -. Feral Dove Trapping Workshop. Saturday the 26th of February is our next Feral Dove Trap-building workshop. RSVP to lfw@lowecol.com.au. And come along to Bloomin' Deserts Nursery on Hele Crescent at 10am. Remember: You can always become part of the solution by joining the list to borrow one of our Feral Dove traps or read instructions on building your own at http:/ www.lowecol.com.au/. Olive Pink Botanic Garden.
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: Mexican Poppy - be on the alert!
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs. A small paradise in a world of concrete". Wednesday, February 16, 2011. Mexican Poppy - be on the alert! Jesse, Chris Matt and Bill. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Click this logo to find more information and registration forms for your garden. Noogoora Burr in Trephina Gorge. Mexican Poppy - be on the alert! A great photo story about Grey-crowned Babblers co. Links to other useful pages. Weeds of National Significance. Olive Pink Botanic Garden.
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: Feral Dove Trapping Workshop
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs. A small paradise in a world of concrete". Wednesday, March 2, 2011. Feral Dove Trapping Workshop. Feral Spotted Turtle Dove. This was followed by a brief talk by Anthony Molyneux from the Alice Springs Desert Park. He explained how captured doves are used for the behavioural enrichment of the Park's captive carnivores, after being humanely euthanized. Awareness was also raised about the issue of new feral animals arriving in Alice Springs - particularly avian invaders s...
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: Peach Faced Lovebird - The Next Feral Bird for Alice?
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs. A small paradise in a world of concrete". Thursday, March 10, 2011. Peach Faced Lovebird - The Next Feral Bird for Alice? A Peach-Faced Lovebird photographed in the wild in Braitling. Could this be the next avian invader for Alice Springs? The Peach-faced Lovebird, a popular and very attractive pet bird, is native to arid parts of the south-west of Africa around Namibia. Jesse, Chris Matt and Bill. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bananas From a Horse Paddock! Austra...
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs: February 2011
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Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs. A small paradise in a world of concrete". Sunday, February 20, 2011. Noogoora Burr in Trephina Gorge. A friend of Garden for Wildlife was visiting Trephina Gorge this weekend when she came upon another unwelcome weed. Trephina Gorge. Image by Jane Addison. This is an invasive species from America which can cause contact dermatitis in humans and livestock and can be mildly toxic to livestock when it is younger. Jesse, Chris Matt and Bill. Wednesday, February 16, 2011.
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Land for Wildlife & Garden for Wildlife Alice Springs
Voluntary conservation in Australia's Red Centre - bringing nature home. Wednesday, October 10, 2012. Spring - The Perfect Season for Dove Control. The introduced Spotted Turtle Dove. The bad news is that these high numbers show that the feral doves are continuing to make Alice Springs a stronghold, displacing native birds and causing a nuisance as they do so. Turtle Dove nest and egg. Photo; J.M. Garg. Alternatively, if you enjoy the shade your Pepper Tree provides in the hot weather, simply carryout re...
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