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Photo
© 2005
Robert McArthur
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Wildlife Walkabout is a distinctive
enterprise dedicated to conveying,
to the public at large, information
about the ecology of animals and
their behaviour.
It is my desire that everyone
who learns to appreciate the
complexity of wild living animals
will be motivated to help conserve
our natural environment and accept
that we are of nature. Those
which we love and respect become
family! Read
philosophy to
gain more understanding of the principles
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I
offer a number of services that help to achieve
this objective:
- wildlife
walks on your property or
farther afield — an opportunity to
discover the web of life;
- a
survey of animal life on your
property. For property owners — for
example private residences, B&Bs and
wineries I carry out surveys to
detect the animals living on your
property. The findings are presented
as a single page inventory or
in-depth
master
booklet. If your property is
part of your business this service
can be valuable in stimulating more
interest in it. Also a comprehensive
fauna list can be an asset when you
seek to sell your property;
- production of
checklists to guide birders and
of
booklets for walkers;
- animal
behaviour notes researched from
respected journals and designed to
be used as value-added information
for inclusion in environmental
brochures, school projects etc.;
- editing services These are
available for students, teachers,
lecturers etc. We specialise in text
such as assignments, lecture notes
or articles for publication that
focus on biological data. Score
extra marks with work that is
scrupulously fine tuned. For free
quotes phone or email via the
contact page.

Foraging behaviour varies with the habitat

Plumage plays a major part in the ecology of
birds
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Note
this adaptive behaviour
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Habitat
destruction is threatening this endangered
species |
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These forest recyclers
provide nourishment for many species
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Why
do birds bob their heads while perched?
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