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Queensland Gouldian Finch Study with Dr Ray Pierce

Queensland Gouldian Finch Study

 

In February 2018, conservation scientist Ray Pierce and birding & wildlife guide Patrick De Geest found a significant Gouldian Finch population in Far North Queensland. Ray and Patrick are now leading the Queensland Gouldian Finch Study in a partnership between Finches Queensland & North Queensland Natural History Group. More information HERE

The Eucalypts of north Queensland with Dr Don Franklin

Rough-leaved Bloodwood Corymbia setosa

The Eucalypts of north Queensland

 

A project by Don Franklin and Deb Bisa covering the eucalypts occurring in the Wet Tropics and northern Einasleigh Uplands north to Cooktown and Laura and west to Cobbold Gorge, Georgetown and beyond Chillagoe.

 

Eucalypt trees (Eucalyptus, Corymbia, Angophora) dominate the terrestrial landscapes of the study area except where displaced by rainforest, and even there they’re often surprisingly common. Yet getting to know them is a challenge, with many species being superficially – or in some cases really – similar. One Angophora, 27 Corymbia and 40 Eucalyptus species are known from the study area.

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