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Return of the bellbirds?
5 May 2019

Return of the bellbirds?

by Paula Peeters | posted in: Nature journaling, Tales of science, Wildlife illustration | 0

Bellbirds are cute, they make beautiful chiming noises, but they also kill trees. And now they’re back at Binna Burra, after a long absence. What will happen next?

Art, bell miner, Bell MIner Associated Dieback, bellbird, Binna burra, cartoon, ecological story, Lamington National Park, lerp, Manorina, Manorina melanophrys, nature, psyllid

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Do you know of a group in northern NSW that would
Do you know of a group in northern NSW that would like to host a nature journaling workshop? Or even just a suitable venue that might be available? I’ll be traveling down from Beechmont to Armidale, NSW, in late February / early March 2020, so I could visit any place bounded by Armidale / Coffs Harbour / Glenn Innes / Bryon Bay in this time. All I need is a little bit of nature (garden, park, protected area, etc); some shade/shelter from the elements; a couple of large tables; and toilets are always appreciated :). My most popular ‘Introduction to Nature Journaling’ workshop is 2 hours duration, but I can offer longer or more specialized workshops on request. So please message me if you’re interested in hosting such an event, or know of a good venue. This nature journal page is a sound map of birds in my garden. A sound map is an abstract representation of sounds. It doesn’t need to have pictures of what is making the sound, but I couldn’t help myself! #naturejournal #naturejournaling

I’m thrilled to announce my first ever nature jo
I’m thrilled to announce my first ever nature journaling workshop in Victoria. It will be held on Friday 3rd April at the Forest Glade Gardens in the lovely Mount Macedon. The workshop will run for 2 hours and the cost is $35. Maximum class size is 20 people. This workshop is aimed at ages 15 years and over, but interested kids 10 years and over are welcome, if accompanied by an adult. Thank you to Susan from Forest.Therapy.Australasia for helping to organize this workshop. For full details and to make a booking, visit my online shop: https://www.paperbarkwriter.com/product/introduction-to-nature-journaling-workshop-friday-3rd-april-2020-mount-macedon-victoria/ #naturejournal #naturejournaling

I’ll be leading a number of nature journaling wo
I’ll be leading a number of nature journaling workshops over the next few months, mostly in south east Queensland, but also one in Charters Towers and maybe one or two in Melbourne. Check out the dates below: Wednesday 12th February 2020 Introduction to Nature Journaling workshop, Beechmont, Qld. Free. Organized by Beechmont Landcare. Meet at the Tennis Club at Graceleigh Park, Beechmont Road, Beechmont, at 10 am for a 2 hr workshop in the Beechmont Pioneer Reserve. BYO unlined notebook and pencil and/or ink pen, plus chair or rug to sit on. Be prepared to be outside (hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, sturdy shoes, etc). Watercolour paints and pencils available to try on the day. Saturday 21st March 2020, National Eucalypt Day: Nature journaling workshop with Paula Peeters, 9.30 am – 12.30 pm, FREE, at Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, Toowong, Qld. Sponsored by Brisbane City Council. Bookings open one month prior to workshop. Click here for more details and how to book. Tuesday 7th April 2020 Nature Journaling workshop for kids, at Underwood Park, Priestdale, Qld. FREE. Sponsored by Logan City Council. More details coming soon. Saturday 11th April 2020, Nature Journaling workshop, Charters Towers, Qld. More details coming soon. Saturday 9th May 2020, Introduction to Nature Journaling workshop, Benowa, 9am – 11 am, FREE, Sponsored by City of Gold Coast. Click here for more details and how to book. Saturday 16th May 2020 Nature Journaling workshop, at Mt Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, Toowong, Qld. More details coming soon. Saturday 13th June 2020, Introduction to Nature Journaling workshop, Burleigh, FREE, 9am – 11 am, Sponsored by City of Gold Coast. Click here for more details and how to book. Tuesday 30th June 2020 Nature Journaling workshop for kids, FREE. Sponsored by Logan City Council. More details coming soon. For up-to-date information on workshops, markets and other events, please visit the Events page of my website www.paperbarkwriter.com #naturejournal #naturejournaling #naturejournalingclass


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