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25.01.2022 Who am I? That’s a wrap! Thank you to everyone for participating in our little Who Am I challenge. We hope everyone enjoyed hearing some unique sounds, courtesy of David Stewart and his amazing work. https://www.naturesound.com.au/ If you are interested in frog identification, there are some great apps to help. Frogs of Australia https://apps.apple.com/au/app/frogs-of-australia/id680061595... FrogID - The Australian Museum app for discovering and recording frogs in your area allows you to be part of a citizen science project. Check out their website or FB page for more information. https://www.frogid.net.au/ https://www.facebook.com/FrogIDaus/ Next time you are out exploring our great region, listen out for some of our local amphibian species and let’s take care of their habitats to ensure these fabulous creatures can be heard for many generations to come! #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020 www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
24.01.2022 Birds - Gladstone
23.01.2022 Who Am I? Answers for Week 1 Thank you for playing along! We had lots of good suggestions with some of you with the right answer to the first sound. The other sounds were a little trickier. Sound No. 1 Common Green Tree Frog... A favourite frog found in many backyards! For more information on the Common Green Tree Frog, visit https://australianmuseum.net.au//an/frogs/green-tree-frog/ Sound No. 2 - Tusked Frog For information on the Tusked Frog, visit https://australianmuseum.net.au//animals/frogs/tusked-frog/ Sound No. 3 Common Eastern Froglet For more information on the Common Eastern Froglet, visit https://australianmuseum.net.au//f/common-eastern-froglet/ Listen out for 2 more sounds next week! #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020 www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
22.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/crcsoundsofnature/posts/128710358850916
22.01.2022 Have you ever heard a noise like this?!! This is a teenage Squirrel Glider courtesy of Gladstone District Wildlife Carers Association. https://www.facebook.com/care.gdwca/videos/273604482774278/... #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020 www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
22.01.2022 Who Am I? - Sound No. 7 The last sound for our Who Am I challenge. Can you guess which animal is making this noise? Post your answer in the comments and all will be revealed on Saturday 27 June. Sounds copyright of David Stewart. For more about David visit https://www.naturesound.com.au/... #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020
20.01.2022 From Carly Seebacher
20.01.2022 Who Am I? Answers for Week 2 Thank you for playing along with our Sounds of Nature Who am I challenge. Sound No. 4 - Dusky Toadlet... For more information on the Dusky Toadlet, visit https://frogs.org.au/frogs/species/Uperoleia/fusca/ Sound No. 5 - Great Barred Frog For more information on the Great Barred Frog, visit https://australianmuseum.net.au///frogs/great-barred-frog/ #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020 www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
19.01.2022 Tomorrow is your last chance to post your Sounds of Nature videos!! Although the Sounds of Nature project is coming to a close, there are some great websites and resources to continue on your biodiversity journey, build your knowledge and help protect our native wildlife. Birds in Backyards is a great website about birds in our urban environments with an easy to use bird finder and a suite of bird song files. It also includes information about bird citizen science projects,... feeding native birds and creating bird habitats in backyards. https://www.birdsinbackyards.net/ The Morcombe and Stewart eGuide to the Birds of Australia http://www.michaelmorcombe.com.au/ is an excellent guide for field identification. CSIRO Sound Archive - CSIROs archive of wildlife sound recordings is the most comprehensive library of its kind in Australia and is among the largest in the world. There are sound recordings dating back to the 1950s, providing useful information about animal behaviour and evolution, as well as insights into taxonomy. The sound archive is currently being digitised. It is gradually being made available online through the Atlas of Living Australia. https://www.csiro.au//About-ANWC/Our-wildlife-sound-archive The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) is a collaborative, digital, open database and tool that pulls together Australian biodiversity data from multiple sources. Through the website, https://www.ala.org.au/ you can find out what species live near you, record sightings, and access a range of biodiversity resources. #soundsofnature #Biodiversity #creativerecyclingcentre #Landcare #fitzroybasin www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
18.01.2022 Cool prize packs up for grabs! Don't forget, the top 3 most liked sounds posted on our Sounds of Nature Facebook page will each receive a prize pack. These packs include a pair of Tasco 10x25 binoculars, a set of reusable bees wax wraps and a native rosella (Abelmoschus sp). You have until 30 June to post your sounds and prize winners will be announced on 2 July 2020. ... The native plants have been kindly donated by Gladstone Regional Council's Tondoon Botanic Gardens. #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020 www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
18.01.2022 Last days of Sounds of Nature! With the school holidays starting, this weekend is a great opportunity to get out and about in our local environment and take some recordings of native wildlife. Post your short, up to 30 sec videos on this Sounds of Nature FB page by 30 June! Don't forget there are some great prizes up for grabs including Tasco binoculars, bees wax wraps and native plants. ... #soundsofnature #Biodiversity #creativerecyclingcentre www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
14.01.2022 Sadly, our Sounds of Nature project has finished. A big thank you to everyone in the Gladstone community who posted or shared wildlife sound videos, liked our page and posts or provided comments on posts. Urban bird life featured throughout the month which is a positive sign and highlights the importance of protecting and enhancing green spaces in the urban landscape as well as protecting habitats across the region. Creative Recycling Centre would also like to thank the... Fitzroy Basin Association Inc who supported this project through funding from the Australian Government’s National Landcare Program. Prize winners for Sounds of Nature will be announced on Thursday 2 July. #soundsofnature #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020 #creativerecyclingcentre @fitzroybasin www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
14.01.2022 Who Am I? Answers for Week 3 Sound No. 6 Spotted Marsh Frog For information on the Spotted Marsh Frog, visit https://australianmuseum.net.au//animals/frogs/spotted-ma/... Sound No. 7 Cane Toad Did this one trick you? We see this pest species everywhere, but have probably never taken much notice of their calls. For more information on the Cane Toad, visit https://australianmuseum.net.au/le/animals/frogs/cane-toad/ #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020 www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
12.01.2022 Thank you to those of you who have already contributed to our Sounds of Nature page! Great to hear the variety of bird life in our urban environment! If you are having problems uploading videos to our page, please note that they must be in a format compatible with Facebook. Facebook prefers MP4 or MOV files. You can change the format using your video software (example: iMovie). Please also ensure your videos are no longer than 30seconds to keep file sizes down for faster ...uploading. We hope these tips help and we look forward to hearing more Sounds of Nature from across the Gladstone Region! #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020 www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
12.01.2022 Who Am I? - Sound No. 4 Here we are for Week 2 of our Who Am I challenge. This is the 4th sound of a native wildlife species found in our region. Can you guess what animal makes this noise? Post your answer in the comments and all will be revealed on Saturday 20 June. Sounds copyright of David Stewart. For more about David visit https://www.naturesound.com.au/... #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020
07.01.2022 If you would like to attract more frogs to your garden here’s some information on how to build your own frog hotel https://wildlife.org.au/how-to-build-a-frog-hotel/ This is a great way to recycle pvc pipes and an old pot!... #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020 www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
05.01.2022 Who Am I? - Sound No. 5 Can you guess which animal is making this noise? Post your answer in the comments and all will be revealed on Saturday 20 June. Sounds copyright of David Stewart. For more about David visit https://www.naturesound.com.au/... #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020
04.01.2022 Who Am I? - Sound No. 6 This is the final week of the Who Am I challenge, with 2 sounds to go. Can you guess which animal is making this noise? Post your answer in the comments and all will be revealed on Saturday 27 June. Sounds copyright of David Stewart. For more about David visit https://www.naturesound.com.au/... #soundsofnature #creativerecyclingcentre #Biodiversity #Ecofest2020
01.01.2022 Only one day left to post your Sounds of Nature videos!! Although the Sounds of Nature project is coming to a close, there are some great websites and resources to continue on your biodiversity journey, build your knowledge and help protect our native wildlife. Birds in Backyards is a great website about birds in our urban environments with an easy to use bird finder and a suite of bird song files. It also includes information about bird citizen science projects, feeding na...tive birds and creating bird habitats in backyards. https://www.birdsinbackyards.net/ The Morcombe and Stewart eGuide to the Birds of Australia http://www.michaelmorcombe.com.au/ is an excellent guide for field identification. CSIRO Sound Archive - CSIROs archive of wildlife sound recordings is the most comprehensive library of its kind in Australia and is among the largest in the world. There are sound recordings dating back to the 1950s, providing useful information about animal behaviour and evolution, as well as insights into taxonomy. The sound archive is currently being digitised. It is gradually being made available online through the Atlas of Living Australia. https://www.csiro.au//About-ANWC/Our-wildlife-sound-archive The Atlas of Living Australia (ALA) is a collaborative, digital, open database and tool that pulls together Australian biodiversity data from multiple sources. Through the website, https://www.ala.org.au/ you can find out what species live near you, record sightings, and access a range of biodiversity resources. #soundsofnature #Biodiversity #creativerecyclingcentre #Landcare #fitzroybasin www.creativerecyclingcentre.com
