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Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters: Break the drought!
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Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters. Wildlife encounters around our home in the rainforest. Saturday, June 1, 2013. It has been quite a while between posts, time flies! We've been busy running our Minibeast Wildlife operation and working on a book.or two! We are currently working on the first of a series on the husbandry of Australian phasmids. To get things rolling again here are some images taken over the past few months around around our region. Cotton Harlequin Bug,. A very cryptic crab spider,.
Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters: June 2013
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Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters. Wildlife encounters around our home in the rainforest. Sunday, June 2, 2013. We accidentally broke open a mud-dauber wasp nest under our house while moving some equipment. The mud cells were packed with paralysed jumping spiders of multiple species. The culprit was a slender orange wasp belonging to the genus. Obviously specialising in spiders from the family Salticidae. Saturday, June 1, 2013. It has been quite a while between posts, time flies!
Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters: Carnivorous snail
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Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters. Wildlife encounters around our home in the rainforest. Friday, October 11, 2013. While 'carnivorous' and 'snail' are two words that most people wouldn't expect to find next to one another, these slow moving predators are actually quite common in some regions of the wet-tropics. This is one of our local carnivorous snails,. Rhytididae). Here is a series of photos showing it attacking and consuming a young. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Images from this blog.
Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters: January 2015
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Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters. Wildlife encounters around our home in the rainforest. Saturday, January 17, 2015. This is Callirhipis cardwellensi. A beetle with spectacular antennae. This little guy is one of many species on the move here in north QLD with the onset of the wet season here in Kuranda. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Images from this blog. View my complete profile. Minibeast Wildlife - Photography. Photography by Alan Henderson.
Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters: Big eyes at Cape Tribulation
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Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters. Wildlife encounters around our home in the rainforest. Monday, February 18, 2013. Big eyes at Cape Tribulation. A couple of snaps from Cape Tribulation this week, featuring a couple of invertebrates with very impressive eyes. A small Monkey Grasshopper (. The large red compound eyes combined with the black pseudopupils give these grasshoppers a charasmatic appearance. A Net-casting Spider (. July 25, 2015 at 4:10 PM. First time I commented in a blog!
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Velvet worms | Claire Keely's Research
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Claire Keely's Research. Museum Victoria Grampians Bioscan. Raquo; Velvet worms. Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. Blog at WordPress.com.
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Claire Keely's Research. Museum Victoria Grampians Bioscan. Common Spadefoot Toad metamorph, Neobatrachus sudelli. Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. Blog at WordPress.com.
My third (mini) field season | Claire Keely's Research
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Claire Keely's Research. Laquo; Museum Victoria Grampians Bioscan. The end of field work. My third (mini) field season. February 19, 2013 by cckeely. A metamorph sitting on rubbish. Unfortunately a common sight…. 3 frogs found on 1 rock! An unusual sight for an endangered species. On February 28, 2013 at 10:07 pm. Recent Qaecologist blog posts (Feb 2013, Weeks 3 and 4) Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. Blog at WordPress.com.
P1010889 | Claire Keely's Research
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Claire Keely's Research. Museum Victoria Grampians Bioscan. The Growling Grass Frog, Litoria raniformis. Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. Blog at WordPress.com.
The end of field work | Claire Keely's Research
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Claire Keely's Research. Laquo; My third (mini) field season. The end of field work. March 6, 2013 by cckeely. The very first Growling Grass Frog I caught for my PhD (in 2010). My last Growling Grass Frog (in 2013). On March 20, 2013 at 10:44 pm. Recent Qaecologist blog posts (March 2013, Weeks 1 and 2) Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. On March 27, 2013 at 10:56 pm. Recommended Reading March 2013 Cindy E Hauser. Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. Blog at WordPress.com.
Celebrating milestones | Claire Keely's Research
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Claire Keely's Research. Laquo; The end of field work. My natural history note. July 1, 2013 by cckeely. A wise post-doc mentioned to me the other day that this is often how it feels when doing a PhD. For most of it you can feel like you’re not getting anywhere and then suddenly everything starts falling into place. This is how I feel at the moment. Who knows how long it will last, but for the time being, I’m really happy with all I’ve achieved and feel like celebrating! My first day of PhD field work.
Museum Victoria Grampians Bioscan | Claire Keely's Research
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Claire Keely's Research. Laquo; Tailed frogs, Salamanders and the World Congress of Herpetology. My third (mini) field season. Museum Victoria Grampians Bioscan. December 7, 2012 by cckeely. I recently returned from The Grampians, Victoria, where I was helping Museum Victoria conduct a large biological survey. The species spends most of its time burrowed underground and uses little black ‘spades’ on its back feet to dig. Velvet worms. The Growling Grass Frog,. Common Spadefoot Toad metamorph,.
The most remarkable frog | Claire Keely's Research
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Claire Keely's Research. Laquo; My second field season. Growling Grass Frog colour and pattern variations. The most remarkable frog. May 1, 2012 by cckeely. A leucistic male Growling Grass Frog. What a remarkable frog! Pretty happy with the find! On July 31, 2013 at 9:06 pm. My natural history note Claire Keely's Research. Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
Salamander road crossings | Claire Keely's Research
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Claire Keely's Research. Laquo; My natural history note. Herping in Amherst, Massachusetts. August 27, 2013 by cckeely. I’m currently spending some time in the USA. A few weeks ago I attended the International Congress of Conservation Biology (ICCB), held in Baltimore, Maryland. I spoke on ‘Comparing the efficacy and impact of genetic sampling techniques for amphibians’. I also attended a great introduction to landscape genetics short course prior to the conference. The salamander tunnel from above.
P1010963 | Claire Keely's Research
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Claire Keely's Research. Museum Victoria Grampians Bioscan. Me holding a large female and a small male Growling Grass Frog. Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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'Minibeasts' WebQuest
By Laura Stable 2172699 Griffith University. Our class has received a letter from a scientist who has asked us to find out information about various ‘minibeasts’ (small animals) in our area. To read the letter, click on the link below. To be a successful researcher we will need to collect some live specimens. Therefore we will also need to design a ‘bug catcher’ or observation chamber. There are three parts to this WebQuest. Please print the design challenge journal below to record your design process.
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'Minibeasts' WebQuest
Tuesday, June 3, 2008. Minibeasts WebQuest – Teacher Page. The ‘Minibeasts’ WebQuest is designed for year 3 students learning about living things. This unit is loosely based around two sourcebook modules from the Queensland Studies Authority. The Technology Sourcebook Module titled ‘Minding Minibeasts’ and the Science Sourcebook Module Titled ‘Needs of Living Things’. Read the letter from Professor B. Cairful. Assist students in designing and creating their observation chambers. Posted by Laura Stable.
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Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters
Minibeast Wildlife - Rainforest Encounters. Wildlife encounters around our home in the rainforest. Friday, September 25, 2015. How about a quickie at four? True to their name, these Four o'clock moths ( Dysphania numana). Are usually active late in the afternoon, and it is uncanny how many times we have observed them around 4pm. In this case these couple turned up mating at our home at about 4.30pm. The host plant for these moths is Corky Bark ( Carallia brachiata. Sunday, May 31, 2015. The red colourati...
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