Swooping magpies The Australian Magpie (Cracticus tibicen) has a breeding/nestling season from July to November. Magpies swoop intruders to defend their nest housing eggs or chicks. Intruders include dogs, cats, other bi

Source URL: www.actwildlife.net

• Cracticidae
• Birds of New Zealand
• Australian Magpie
• Biology
• Magpie
• Bird
• Magpie-lark
• Zoology
• Neognathae
• Birds of Western Australia

  Orphaned Birds Most babies’ birds leave the nest without being able to fly properly. For around a few days to a week a bird will just be able to run around and flutter, relying entirely on their parents for protect

Source URL: www.actwildlife.net

• Bird nest
• Nest
• Bird
• Zoology
• Biology
• Ornithology

MINUTES OF THE 20TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE SKI LODGES ASSOCIATION OF PERISHER, SMIGGINS AND GUTHEGA (SLOPES) HELD ON 17 NOVEMBER 2011 AT CROWS NEST. THE MEETING COMMENCED AT 7.35PM PRESENT: President – Frank Zip

Source URL: www.slopes.org.au

• Thredbo
• New South Wales
• Australia
• Geography of Oceania
• Perisher Ski Resort
• Geography of Australia
• Guthega
• New South Wales
• Snowy Mountains Scheme

MONTAGUE ISLAND PENGUIN MONITORING PROGRAM BACKGROUND/RATIONALE The initial aims of the project are to monitor the difference in breeding success of penguins using nest boxes between recent patches of of regeneration (20

Source URL: www.conservationvolunteers.com.au

• Conservation
• Animals
• Biological pest control
• Bird
• Dinosaurs
• Montague Island
• Nest box
• Zoology
• Biology
• Ornithology

MINUTES OF THE NINETEENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE SKI LODGES ORGANISATION OF PERISHER, SMIGGINS, AND GUTHEGA INCORPORATED HELD AT THE CROWS NEST CENTRE, 2 ERNEST PLACE, CROWS NEST ON TUESDAY 24 NOVEMBER 2010 The me

Source URL: www.slopes.org.au

• Perisher Ski Resort
• Blue Cow Mountain
• Perisher Valley
• New South Wales
• Smiggin Holes
• New South Wales
• Guthega
• New South Wales

Hoiho (yellow-eyed penguin) - World’s rarest penguin There are only between 1500 and 3000 hoiho alive today, which means they are the world’s rarest penguin. Hoiho like to nest in bush close to the sea but over the

Source URL: colarapp.com

Trend Analysis of Malleefowl Monitoring Data Milestone 3 report to the Mallee CMA, Victorian Malleefowl Recovery Group (VMRG), and multi-regional “National Malleefowl Monitoring, Population Assessment and Conservation

Source URL: www.malleefowlvictoria.org.au

• Natural history of Australia
• Malleefowl
• Megapodiidae
• Bird nest
• Birds of Australia
• Mallee Woodlands and Shrublands
• Zoology

Living with magpies For most of the year magpies are a wonderful feature of life in the bush capital. Their distinctive chortling sounds can help lift our spirits whilst their ability to consume vast

Source URL: www.fraserps.act.edu.au

• Magpie
• Biology
• Swoop
• Bird nest
• Australian Magpie
• Black-billed Magpie
• Zoology
• Pica
• Corvidae

19 February[removed]Mahalo Project Update: Turkey’s Nest 1 Exploration Well   Turkey’s Nest 1 well spuds in Mahalo block on Sunday 17 February  Turkey’s Nest 1 is the second step-out core hole following succ

Source URL: www.cometridge.com.au

• De Havilland Comet
• Comet
• Stanwell Corporation
• Geography of Australia
• Natural history of Australia
• Geology of Australia
• Bowen Basin
• Geology of Queensland

Lowan Behold! Newsletter of Victorian Malleefowl Recovery Group Inc. C/- 25 Belfast Street, Newtown 3220 Secretary Ann Stokie[removed], [removed]removed]

Source URL: www.malleefowlvictoria.org.au

• Zoology
• Malleefowl
• Megapode
• Bird nest
• Scotia Sanctuary
• The Mallee
• Mallee Woodlands and Shrublands
• Birds of Australia
• Natural history of Australia