What was the first name for grasswrens?
ResearchChris Watsongrasswren, grasswrens, research, ornithology, Amytornis, purnelli, goyderi, modestus, striatus, oweni, Indigenous, language, languages, Pitjantjatjatjara, Western Desert, linnean, scientific nomenclature
Owl Pellets: what are they and what can they teach us?
Raptors, ResearchChris WatsonMasked Owl, Australian Masked Owl, Northern Masked Owl, Tyto novaehollandiae, Tyto novaehollandiae kimberli, kimberli, Rufous Owl, Ninox rufa, Grey Falcon, Falco hypoleucos, pellets, castings, analysis, diet, raptor, raptors
The Platypodes of Coranderrk
Citizen Science, ResearchChris Watsonplatypus, Ornithorhynchus anatinus, Ornithorhynchus, anatinus, duckbill, Coranderrk, Healesville Sanctuary, Badger Creek, Healesville, Melbourne Water, urban platypus program, platypusSPOT, CESAR, urban research, research, David Fleay, Yarra, Wurundjeri
The Night Parrot: A bird in the hand but how many left in the bush?
Opinion, Citizen Science, ResearchChris WatsonNight Parrot, Pezoporus occidentalis, John Young, Bush Heritage, Australian Wildlife Conservancy, AWC, Pullen Pullen Reserve, Pink-headed Duck, Ivory-billed Woodpecker, Buff-breasted Button-quail, ornithology, birds, birding, twitching, birdwatching, twitching hordes
Mysterious Princess of the Western Deserts
Twitching, Research, birdingChris WatsonPolytelis alexandrae, Princess Parrot, Western Desert, Central Australia, Red Centre, Alice Springs, Birding, Birds, parrots, Mark Carter, Birding & Wildlife, outback, desert
Night Parrot – a possible sight record from the Northern Territory