Health activist🌏 Sociology of joyist. Bird pal🦜, Armchair Astronomer, zesty nerd. I respect courage, integrity, honour. Member: Women's Honour Roll
Canberra, Australia
Joined April 2009
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Rescue joy
Me as a foal rescued from abandonment
Me this week
#ThrowbackThursday
And it's thanks to your help xx
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Me as a foal rescued from abandonment
Me this week
#ThrowbackThursday
And it's thanks to your help xx
Co-existence 🌏
Photos from this afternoon’s visit to the park (12/11/26) 😊
The juvenile galahs and magpies at my local park are learning to coexist with one another.
They are constantly observing each other, watching what the others eat and how they play. When they get too close, tensions can flare up.
As they grow older, they gradually become more comfortable with each other's presence.
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The 7th and 8th flower this rescued plant has offered since rescue. Rescued from a community green bin.
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Mangrove Magic
Mangroves are natural guardians of our coastlines.
They store carbon, provide habitats for more than 1,500 species, and support marine ecosystems. Their roots also reduce coastal erosion and trap sediment from land, helping protect coastal water quality.
Protecting and restoring mangroves means building stronger, more resilient coastlines and healthier waters.
Photo credit: Mo Somji / Seeing Things
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Mangroves are natural guardians of our coastlines.
They store carbon, provide habitats for more than 1,500 species, and support marine ecosystems. Their roots also reduce coastal erosion and trap sediment from land, helping protect coastal water quality.
Protecting and restoring mangroves means building stronger, more resilient coastlines and healthier waters.
Photo credit: Mo Somji / Seeing Things
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Everyone is enjoying some unbe-leaf-able fun in the fall leaves! 🍂
ALT A tiger lying on a pile of autumn leaves with a log in the foreground.
ALT A small white goat nibbles on colorful autumn leaves while standing on a rock. Another goat with dark spots is visible in the background.
ALT A wolf standing on a forest floor covered with autumn leaves. Trees surround the wolf, and some leaves show vibrant colors like red and yellow.
ALT A kangaroo peeks through a cluster of vibrant autumn leaves, including shades of red, orange, and green. The background shows a mix of grass and a building.
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Did you know? Tree-kangaroos can leap through the canopy at distances up to 9 metres, using their long tails as counterweights to aid with balancing. 🦘🌳
📺 Evolutionary Wonders
#AusGeo #EvolutionaryWonders #TreeKangaroo #Kangaroo
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I’ve been using X for 15 years and I finally put the greatest photos I’ve ever taken on your timeline
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“Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.” — Dr. Maya Angelou
This #WisdomWednesday, we reflect on the importance of growth, accountability, and applying the lessons life teaches us. 🌿💛
#MayaAngelou
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Freedom of information data released this morning supports what disability advocates and NDIS recipients have been telling us for over a year: the vast majority of ‘savings’ from the recent NDIS reforms will come from cutting services and supports for vulnerable Australians, not from fraud or integrity measures.
health.gov.au/resources/foi-…
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Dr. Ann Lawless retweeted
Freedom of information data released this morning supports what disability advocates and NDIS recipients have been telling us for over a year: the vast majority of ‘savings’ from the recent NDIS reforms will come from cutting services and supports for vulnerable Australians, not from fraud or integrity measures.
health.gov.au/resources/foi-…
