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Spectacled Flying Foxes are a species of megabat #endangered in #PapuaNewGuinea and #Australia. The Australian #bushfires decimated their numbers. They face serious threats from #palmoil #deforestation in PNG. #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife https://palmoildetectives.com/2021/01/31/spectacled-flying-fox-pteropus-conspicillatus/


Each year, 100’s of #primates are born and die in labs in #Australia. They endure cruel #experiments with little to no benefit to human #health. Share their stories, honour them with a name #HonourMeWithAName #BanPrimateExperiments @animalfreesci https://bit.ly/PleaseHonourMeWithAName


Jo Frederiks @JoFrederiks is a passionate animal rights advocate and vegan #artivist from #Australia making provocative and haunting #art about animals endangered by meat #agriculture See more #art on my website #Boycott4Wildlife https://palmoildetectives.com/2021/03/26/jo-frederiks/ via @palmoildetect


Happy New Year!!!
This is my last shot of 2023: rainbow bee-eater in Myall Lakes NP in Eastern #Australia enjoying a cicada

#biodiversity #birdphotography #wildlife #birds #birdsofmastodon #bird #ecology #rainbow


The view outside the front door as Gwyn the Corgi and I headed off for our morning walk. #canberra #wilfdlife #kangaroo #australia


Sorry yall I don't want to use this place as a sort of "look at how amazing my life is" Instagram, but I just wanted to let yall know that the Cook Islands were incredible, that I just woke up to free pancakes in my hostel on Bondi and that I'll be petsitting a lovely dog and cat in Sydney for a month 😊 #travel #australia #sydney


My life is complete now πŸ™‚ πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί #quakkas #australia


Happy Monday!πŸπŸ‚πŸ˜πŸ™

Don't give to anyone the power to put you down. Haters are losers pretending to be winners.
**Paulo Coehlo

Perth, #Australia πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί
©️ Anton Wilk
#photooftheday #photo #photography #landscapephotography #landscape #NaturePhotography #nature #Art #mastoart #quotes #quote #autumn #monday


If you live in present-day 🌏 Australia, New Zealand, 🌎 the North or South Americas, this is a good resource for finding out whose land you occupy. https://native-land.ca/

#LandBack #LandAcknowledgement #TurtleIsland #USA #Canada #Mexico #Australia #NewZealand #Aotearoa #SouthAmerica #CentralAmerica


"Gorgeous milky way shot with a grass tree which is unique to Australia."

Stan Feldman, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

#australia #photography


Can somebody help me understand this please: why would we ever give out carbon credits for not chopping down a forest? β€œHere’s a forest we shouldn’t cut down anyway. Because we’re not cutting it down, now you can burn more fossil fuels!”

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2023/jul/20/nsw-liberal-plan-to-generate-carbon-credits-by-ending-logging-in-state-forests-snubbed-by-federal-labor

#Australia #ClimateChange


The Global #Slavery Index shows #Australia risks importing billions of commodities incl. #palmoil linked to #humanrights abuses. Story via @Greens. Don't stand for it, instead #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetectives https://palmoildetectives.com/2023/07/19/australia-must-not-be-a-dumping-ground-for-palm-oil-made-from-slavery-the-australian-greens/


#Australia - like the EU and America MUST ban goods coming from #ecocide and #humanrights abuses incl. #palmoil or risk turning into a global dumping ground for goods made from #slavery: The Australian @Greens #Boycottpalmoil @palmoildetectives
https://palmoildetectives.com/2023/07/19/australia-must-not-be-a-dumping-ground-for-palm-oil-made-from-slavery-the-australian-greens/


I took this photo last year at Curtain Fig National Park in #Australia.

This spectacular strangler fig is nearly 165 ft (50m) tall, with a trunk circumference of 128ft (39m) & estimated to be >500 years old! #nature


#Wikimedia #Australia (@wm_au) and the State Library of Queensland announced their First Nations Wikipedian in Residence, Bianca Valentino, to improve the representation of #FirstNations music and musicians on #Wikipedia!

https://wikimedia.org.au/wiki/Announcing_our_First_Nations_Wikipedian_In_Residence

"I’m tired of the misrepresentation, silencing narratives, & way mainstream media distorts our narrative. I’m here for all the good stuff – truth, decolonisation, cultural resurgence, ancestral connection, community & sharing deadly music!"


Where are all these guys (supposedly) getting their Raspberry Pi devices from, considering *nobody* in #Australia seems to have them in stock and hasn’t done so for 6-9+ months? Perhaps , instead of organising meet ups, you should focus on, I don’t know, your significant supply chain issues? | #RaspberryPi



Donald Hobern made this #RaspberryPi -powered moth trap to capture images of Canberra moths, but knowing #Australia, there'll be some WILDlife wandering into shot before long.

(Disclaimer: "knowing Australia" means what I Googled about Australian wildlife)

https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/capturing-photos-of-moths-in-australia/


There are #RaspberryPi community events coming up in the #UK, #Canada, #Australia and the #US.

Don’t have one near you? Start your own and let us know about it!

Click the link to find out about those that already exist and to tell us about your own:

https://events.raspberrypi.com/community


Buzz, buzz buzz, let's monitor why he does.

A research team in Victoria, #Australia, is using #RaspberryPi to keep an eye on honeybees pollinating crops at a strawberry farm.

(My money's on the yellow one)

https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/pi-powered-pollination-monitors-support-farming-in-australia/


"...herds of giant wombats as large as rhinoceros roamed southern #Australia" When you post something cute that turns into Night of Lepus real fast.


I just spotted my first wombats in the wild on Cradle Mountain in Tasmania.

These stocky little marsupials sort of look like a cross between a baby brown bear, koala & pig. They have a pouch like other marsupials, but it’s backwards which prevents dirt from entering as they burrow.

At just over 3 ft long, they’re absolutely charming. But millions of years ago, herds of giant wombats as large as rhinoceros roamed southern #Australia. #wildlife #photography #SharedPlanet


I refuse to believe this place is even real.

#Australia


Be thankful you’re not in #Australia - we have the most ridiculous, over-zealous #defamation legislation (laws) in the world and people are frequently sued over the most trivial things, no matter how small they may be… Most of the time, the β€œdefamed” party is successful. A case like this one in Australia would almost certainly see *you* coming off second-best, even though this #scammer is *clearly* in the wrong here…


I’d love to have received a #RaspberryPi for Christmas… But there’s virtually no stock available, particularly in #Australia .


Steam Deck:
Can't work out the logistics to ship to #Australia.

Nintendo Switch:
Ships new models to Australia almost immediately.

And don't give me the 'money' argument - a quick search shows that #ValveSoftware is worth about US$10 billion, whilst #Nintendo is worth about US$13 billion, so it's not *that* much of a difference... Our #gaming market is also larger than many of the countries the #SteamDeck is currently available in now.


Unless you know, you're located in #Australia... In which case, the Steam Deck is *not* a thing. #Linux #SteamDeck


"Our newly published research found backyard hens’ eggs contain, on average, more than 40 times the lead levels of commercially produced eggs. Almost one in two hens in our Sydney study had significant lead levels in their blood. Similarly, about half the eggs analysed contained lead at levels that may pose a health concern for consumers."

https://theconversation.com/backyard-hens-eggs-contain-40-times-more-lead-on-average-than-shop-eggs-research-finds-187442

#Chickens #Australia #Food #Lead

May be of interest to @dadegroot


Peeps in #, you might be interested in signing this petition to make access to Australian standards easier and more affordable - a bit of a no-brainer, really.

https://www.aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petition/EN4101

Shared by @dadegroot , thanks to him for spotting it!

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Any idea what this spiky plant is?
Fruit has thin tough skin, spongey/crisp flesh (like a lillypilly), lots of seeds, no distinctive smell (just vegetative).

No idea of taste, since I’m not eating random red fruit found on a bush that given the spikes, is clearly designed not to be eaten.

#plant #Australia

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