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I live with my partner, one rooster, two ducks, a three-legged cat, four bee-hives, five hens, and countless native birds and animals at the edge of Hobart, Tasmania (the little island that hangs off the south-eastern corner of Australia). I’m an unrequited zoologist who missed out on the animals bit of her science degree for refusing to chop critters up for educational purposes. When not writing about the weird and wonderful natural world, I’m gainfully employed in the persecution of non-native invasive species, most of which lack a pulse.


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B is for Buttongrass

Burrowing Crayfish? Mysterious Mounds?
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Nicole Gill

November 1, 2015
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An Alphabetical Miscellany – A is for Acanthiza

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  • Bureau of Biodiversity Awareness
  • Issue Thirty Two
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Nicole Gill

April 30, 2015

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