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Native bees and bee homes – Pollinator Link 2018

Realistic illustrations of bees and cartoon pictures of DIY bee homes. Commissioned by Pollinator Link.

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  • Project type: Realistic and cartoon illustrations
  • Customer: Pollinator Link
  • Date completed: August 2018

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I’m having a lovely time hanging out at Thomas L
I’m having a lovely time hanging out at Thomas Lagoon today (near Armidale, NSW). It’s field work for my next colouring book - all about the Upland Wetlands of the northern tablelands of NSW. This is a threatened ecosystem that provides habitat for an abundance of animal life and many plant species. Thanks to the folks at University of New England, Landcare, and the NSW Saving our Species program for funding this work, and understanding the importance of raising awareness for conservation. #naturejournal #wetlands

For folks near Lismore, NSW, I’ll be running an
For folks near Lismore, NSW, I’ll be running an ‘Introduction to Nature Journaling workshop’ on Sunday 8th March 2020, 10 am to 12 pm, at Rocky Creek Dam, Whian Whian. The workshop is intended for ages 15 years and up, but interested children 10 years and over are welcome, if accompanied by an adult. Cost is $20. BYO pencil and unlined notebook, and chair or rug to sit on. Dress for being outdoors. Nature journaling kits will also be available for purchase for $30, but are not necessary if you BYO pencil and notebook. Colour art materials will be available to try on the day. Kindly made possible by Whian Whian Landcare. Bookings essential. For bookings and enquiries, please call John Grant 0427 880 815 or email john.grant@scu.edu.au #naturejournal #naturejournaling

Yesterday I was hanging out with this handsome fel
Yesterday I was hanging out with this handsome fellow in one of my favourite places - New England National Park, NSW. #lyrebird #superblyrebird #bird #birdsofinstagram

I've just added five new greeting cards to my Wild
I've just added five new greeting cards to my Wild.Life card range. See the full range and order here: https://www.paperbarkwriter.com/product-category/wild-life-cards/ Plus my Bimblebox Wonderland colouring book is back in stock: https://www.paperbarkwriter.com/product/bimblebox-wonderland-colouring-book/ Happy days! #cards #greetingcards #colouringbooks #coloringbooks #drongo

Here’s a page of frogs captured in my nature jou
Here’s a page of frogs captured in my nature journal tonight- make sure you view it with the sound turned up 🤩 We’ve converted our pool into a pond, and the frogs are loving it. Nine species recorded calling over the last few days! #naturejournal #naturejournaling #frog #frogs #pond #pooltopondconversion

Later this month I’ll be running my first ever n
Later this month I’ll be running my first ever nature journaling workshop in the lovely Armidale, NSW. Here are the details: Introduction to Nature Journaling workshop, Saturday 29th Feb 2020, 1 pm – 3 pm, Mike O’Keeffe Woodland Centre, Armidale, NSW. Hosted by the Armidale Tree Group. $20 per person. Bookings with payment by 25th Feb 2020, by phoning 02 6771 1620. Spaces are also still available for these workshops in Victoria: Introduction to Nature Journaling workshop, Tuesday 31st March 2020, 1.30 – 3.30 pm, Pirianda Gardens, Olinda, Victoria. $35. https://www.paperbarkwriter.com/product/introduction-to-nature-journaling-workshop-tuesday-31st-march-2020-1-30-pm-pirianda-gardens-olinda-victoria/ Introduction to Nature Journaling workshop, Friday 3rd April 2020, 1.30 – 3.30 pm, Forest Glade Gardens, Mount Macedon, Victoria. $35. https://www.paperbarkwriter.com/product/introduction-to-nature-journaling-workshop-friday-3rd-april-2020-1-30-pm-mount-macedon-victoria/ Thanks to the Armidale Tree Group, In My Nature, Forest Glade Gardens and Pirianda Gardens for supporting these workshops. More workshops in northern NSW will be announced soon.

I'll be running two more 'Introduction to Nature J
I'll be running two more 'Introduction to Nature Journaling' workshops in Victoria - one in Mt Macedon and one in Olinda - after the first three workshops quickly sold out. Book through my website using the links below 🙂 Introduction to Nature Journaling workshop, Tuesday 31st March 2020, 1.30 pm, Pirianda Gardens, Olinda, Victoria https://www.paperbarkwriter.com/product/introduction-to-nature-journaling-workshop-tuesday-31st-march-2020-1-30-pm-pirianda-gardens-olinda-victoria/ Introduction to Nature Journaling workshop, Friday 3rd April 2020, 1.30 pm, Forest Glade Gardens, Mount Macedon, Victoria https://www.paperbarkwriter.com/product/introduction-to-nature-journaling-workshop-friday-3rd-april-2020-1-30-pm-mount-macedon-victoria/ #naturejournal #naturejournaling #naturejournals


5 new card designs emerging from my messy desk 😊 #illustration #card #greetingcards

Today I found this dead long-nosed potoroo on Binn
Today I found this dead long-nosed potoroo on Binna Burra Road, where the road runs along the edge of Lamington National Park. This species is listed as Vulnerable to extinction in Queensland and nation-wide. Please slow down when driving in bushland areas, especially at dawn, dusk and at night. It really can make a difference to the likelihood of wild animals, like this one, being hit by vehicles. On a brighter note, local ranger Todd Brown tells me he's seen a few of these critters around the area lately. So let's hope the population is healthy, and many potoroos are enjoying the abundance of fungi, fruit and invertebrates that have appeared after the recent rains. #naturejournal #naturejournaling #potoroo


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