.../cmst/cvc009/lp.asp?cat=209> CVFNC 1952. Minutes of meeting 13 February 1952. Clarence Valley Field Naturalists Club, Grafton, NSW. Minutes of meeting 13 February 1952 CVFNC 1957. Presidential and Secretarial Report 1 July 1956 to 30 June 1957. Clarence Valley Field Naturalists Club...

... in New South Wales Australian Bird Watcher 16 339 343 Shield, J.M. 2001. Spiders of Bendigo and Victoria's Box Ironbark Country. Bendigo Field Naturalists Club, Bendigo. Spiders of Bendigo and Victoria's Box Ironbark Country Tzaros, C. 2005. Wildlife of the Box-Ironbark Country. CSIRO...

... to Bats of South Australia" Terence B. Reardon and Stanley C. Ravel, 1987 Published by the South Australian Museum in association with the Field Naturalists' Club of South Australia (Inc.) Recommended retail price: $10.95. This is how a field guide should be written. The authors have done a superb job...

... of protein variations in Litoria aurea & L. raniformis in Gippsland, Victoria. Poster displayed at Green and Golden Bell Frog Conference, held on 24 May 1995 at the Australian Museum. Spencer, B. 1888. Official report of Expedition to King Island by Field naturalists Club of Victoria, November 1887...

... wetlands. Proceedings of the Southern Riverina Field Naturalists Club 1: 47-58. Breeding success of colonial waterbirds in Moira Lake and Gulpa Creek wetlands Proceedings of the Southern Riverina Field Naturalists Club 1 47 58 Marchant, S. and Higgins, P. J., 1990. Handbook of Australian, New...

... strychnine baits were laid by the Field Naturalists Club of Victoria. During 1915 1918 it was reported that koalas were overpopulating Frasers Creek, near Oberon Bay (Kershaw 1915; Hardy 1918) and the flats north of Darby River (Barrett 1939). The flats near Darby were, however, previously forested...

.... Government Printer, Melbourne. The Aborigines of Victoria: With Notes relating to the Habits of the Natives of other Parts of Australia and Tasmania Southern Science Record (variously titled) 1880-1886. Field Naturalists' Club of Victoria, Melbourne. Spencer, B. 1900. Notes on the land and fresh...

...-east of the Perth G.P.O. and sent to the Western Australian Naturalists Club. Vincent Serventy, of the Naturalist s Club, observed them at the Club s annual Wildlife Show, and knew them to be unusual. He drew them to the attention of the (then) Director of the Western Australian Museum, Dr Ludwig...

...- veyed by the Queensland Naturalists' Club (Alcorn 1978; Jahnke 1978; Marks 1978; Monteith 1978; Pearson and Reeves 1978; Reeves 1978; Sharpe 1978; Tracey and Webb 1978a; Tracey and Webb 1978b; Cribb 1983; Hockings 1983; Leggett 1983; Marks 1983; Pearson 1983; Popple 1983). The aim of this study...

... of Birds in New South Wales. NSW Field Ornithologist Club, Sydney. Handlist of Birds in New South Wales Robinson, D., Gambold, N., Menkhorst, K., Mann, S. and Fleming, M. 1992. Further interesting bird records from the Gulf of Carpentaria and Arnhem Land. Northern Territory Naturalist 13: 16-24...

... July 1936 [p.6], extracts of a lecture entitled A Voyage to England in 1839 delivered by Dr. W. H. Crowther to the Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club were noted: Dr. Crowther s talk was based on extracts from the journal of his grandfather, who came to Tasmania in 1825, when eight years of age. He...

... science. At University, as part of the Ski Club, she went on a camp and when her turn came to cook she made a jelly for dessert. Overnight, a mouse ran across the surface and left its tracks. She always remembers how fascinating she found that. She went on to teach science at high school and was always...

... defensible and easily available to potential end-users (e.g., decision makers, local governments, and naturalist groups). Our objective was to develop an iterative tool, relying on citizen scientists, that analyses data and presents it in a fashion which is easily understandable. We further aimed to develop...

.... In this way both the honeybee industry and the natural environment could benefit. Apis mellifera Precautionary Honeybee Australia Feral Competitor Pollinator Bird Observers Club of Australia Conservation Committee, 1993. Glossy Black-Cockatoos in South Australia. Bird Obser. No. 735...

...; Gosper 1999). On rare occasions, it has been observed gathering fallen fruit and foraging in leaf litter (Gannon 1932; Bird Observers Club Australia, unpubl. data). The Red-whiskered Bulbul is an important seed disperser (Corlett 1998; Eguchi and Amano 2004; Mandon-Dalger et al. 2004; Linnebjerg et al...

... Murrell Reserves by the Tasmanian Field Naturalists Club. Tasmanian Naturalist 132: 90-95. Invertebrates and long-term fire experiments 2018 643 Australian Zoologist volume 39 (4) Theme Edition: The critical value of long-term field studies and datasets Driscoll, D. & Henderson, M. 2008. How many common...

.... With the Sydney Olympic Park spring bird survey, they actually have a couple of PAUL WILLIS: Right. senior members of the Cumberland Bird Observers Club who are long-term experienced observers who oversee TONY SAUNDERS: In the Sydney Olympic Park bird the group. If we get new volunteers we make sure they re...

... Barking Owl - 6000 ha of Forest. Australasian Wildlife Management Society Conference 2001 and Australasian OrnithologicalCongress. Smith, N. 2008. Narrandera field trip, November 2007. The Murrumbidgee Naturalist. Leeton, NSW: 2. Soderquist, T. 2009. How extensive is Southern Australia's largest...