Ian Fraser, talking naturally

Showing posts with label climate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label climate. Show all posts
Wednesday, 25 January 2017

Nature in a Warming World

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Last week there was great excitement in our part of the world when a pair of Tawny Grassbirds Megalurus timoriensis turned up at Jerrabomb...
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Friday, 31 January 2014

"I Love a Sunburnt Country"

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While my overseas readers will probably have no reaction to that line, I'm sure my Australian ones will recognise it immediately. I...
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Saturday, 5 January 2013

On This Day, 5 January; the big wet

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As I write this, it's 38 degrees C outside (and in my study!), about 10 degrees above our long-term average maximum for January. In man...
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Thursday, 30 August 2012

Spring Wildflowers 1

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One of the things that makes the Canberra region a joy for natural historians is its seasonality; of course all of Australia has seasons...
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Monday, 27 August 2012

Silly Drongo?

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Fork-tailed Drongo Etosha National Park, Namibia 2003 It may not be the only drongo in my suburb of Duffy, but it's the one t...
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Ian Fraser
Canberra-based naturalist, conservationist, educator since 1980. I’m passionate about the natural world (especially the southern hemisphere), and trying to understand it and to share such understandings. To that aim I’ve written several books (most recently 'Birds in Their Habitats' and 'Australian Bird Names; origins and meanings'), and run tours all over Australia, and for 17 years to South and Central America. I've done a lot of ABC radio work, chaired a government environmental advisory committee and taught many adult education classes – and of course presented this blog, since 2012. I am a recipient of the Australian Natural History Medallion, the Australian Plants Award and most recently a Medal of the Order of Australia for ‘services to conservation and the environment’. I live happily in suburban Duffy with my partner Louise surrounded by a dense native garden and lots of birds.
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