45 Birds, Trees and Rainbow Bee-eaters - with Stephanie
Birds and trees are always in conversation. Stephanie Chambers shares how birds rely on trees, why Rainbow Bee-eaters are so captivating and what is happening in Sydney’s birding community.
Episode illustration: Rainbow Bee-eater
🎧 Show notes and transcript - https://weekendbirder.com/podcast/
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Where there is water
No music. No voices. Just the sound of a creek bed in outback Australia.
In the Murchison district in Western Australia you're surrounded by low lying ranges where rocks have been found that are 4.4 billion years old — they're almost as ancient as the planet itself.
Among the crests and dips of W…
Where there is water
No music. No voices. Just the sound of a creek bed in outback Australia.
In the Murchison district in Western Australia you're surrounded by low lying ranges where rocks have been found that are 4.4 billion years old — they're almost as ancient as the planet itself.
Among the crests and dips of W…
Biochar’s role in protected cropping
On this episode we discuss biochar’s role in protected cropping; growing plants in controlled environments. We discuss the various components of the pyrolysis and gasification process, their applications and the economics including the keys to open carbon markets.
Our guest is Peter Burgess, Mana…
Reading With Your Kids - Bee Amazing!
Fantastic episode! Ricardo Gattas Moras celebrates diversity and his debut picture book The Rainbow Bee. We also meet the 14 year old author known as Desmond Is Amazing. Desmond celebrates his debut illustrated book Be Amazing - A History Of Pride!
Click here to visit Ricardo's website - https://w…
Superb Fairy Wren and Rainbow Bee Eater facts on Moon Pod
Tonight we're discussing a few Australian birds on Moon Pod (the place where we discuss everything)
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PODCAST EPISODE 42: SezzaJai Sykes, beekeeper and poet, Alice Springs, Australia
PODCAST EPISODE 42: SezzaJai Sykes, beekeeper and poet, Alice Springs, Australia
A poem called ‘Exquisite Sensitivity’ by poet and beekeeper SezzaJai Sykes reads:
We all notice different things
Our pleasure and discomfort so personal.
I am Bee
I am orientated to the dark light center
And my e…
Bundaberg Now Podcast #24
In today's episode we once again welcome local music host Ellie D who is introducing us to Bevan Spiers, and learn about the Here + Now exhibition and the Japanese Gardens.Local news highlights include the opening of the new Aldi store on 25 November, the installation of fencing at the Botanic Gar…
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