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[artisticdysfunction]

when making a claim about what sort of trauma can't cause a complex dissociative disorder, PLEASE have a source on your side beyond your own opinions. at least one. whether or not it's a good source us up to you, but any source is better than "dude just trust me, i'm totally a credible source about how trauma affects the brain and what it can and can't do. me, a blogger on tumblr"

[thestylesplash]

Jungle Animals Kimono Robe + Style With a Style Link Up

It’s that time of year when temperatures can fluctuate throughout the day, and if (like me) you’re riding the perimenopause rollercoaster, well that adds another dimension. I find myself changing tops, putting on/taking off cardigans frequently. The solution, I’ve found, is light layers. I love how versatile this jungle animals kimono robe is A silk kimono robe works beautifully as an…

[tripticharan]

Healthy Food to eat this Christmas 2023

Christmas Eve Christmas, a major festival commemorating the birth of Jesus, is celebrated across the globe. Among grand cheers and bubbly beats, Christmas Eve is celebrated on 24th December, a day before Christmas day. It is a conspicuous day with significant anticipation of Christmas Day. The sounds of Christmas carols, smell of bakes, laughter of family gathering, illumination of decorated…

[brf-rumortrackinganon]

Wait who’s basement baby? I’m confused. W&C’s “baby” some astrologers and tarot readers said they had last year? Or H&M’s kids?

There is another blogger who specializes in Vedic astrology and has been insisting for years that William and Kate will have a fourth child, a daughter, because it’s in their Vedic charts. This blogger insists that the baby was born in 2023 and that William and Kate have been keeping her existence a secret (hence, some blogs calling it “basement baby”) because they don’t want public criticism for having yet another child. The blogger believes that they moved to Adelaide Cottage/Windsor, in part, to hide Kate’s pregnancy.

This blogger also believes that Meghan and Lili will pass in a tragic car accident in 2025, due to their Vedic astrology charts. They emphasize the accuracy of Vedic astrology over other forms of astrology/tarot because Vedic astrology correctly foretold Diana’s death in 1997 and Vedic astrology was the only one with that prediction, so if only Diana had listened to eastern astrologists instead of just western astrologists, she wouldn’t have gone to Paris or she’d have been more careful that night.

Anyway. Not my cup of tea. I will not identify who that blogger is but others may in the comments.

[chnt-confessions]

All the old, really good chnt bloggers are gone. Miss them deeply. @ilovejedidiah we will never forget you. Also the one who really liked bugs. And the one who is still on tumblr but doesn't associate with the fandom anymore so I won't name names but they had a lot of great Jeddie headcanons. Does anyone remember Adelaide Martin?

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[toms-topic]

No no no there's no there's no there's no way so what is the most logical thing to possibly possibly could have slipped in some of this way I'm an idiot to your shit hole go back to me while they're ready it'll never get in danger and can you still go back and be bothered I read it all over again and change it and you get it right you can't get it right you can't get it right you're completely utterly yes I'm going to point you into that injured you are smart and intelligent I'll continue to expect data which will have to be smart and it holds it at all times no excuse yes doesn't it doesn't it doesn't it doesn't matter it's when I'm in here to build it you can like one you're going to into you they're right either I'm pretty Adelaide somebody quiz and did that neither

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[burade]

Just learnt that there are characters adelaide and ado in the kirby verse that are the subject if debate as to whether or not they are the same person. Kirby blogger expert, tell me your thoughts on this. Please? 🌺

of course!! :>

adeleine and ado are most likely the same person! ado is short for adorenu (adeleine), plus star allies includes ado’s attacks in adeleine’s moveset

[kierslysims]

Adelaide's Apartment | Living Area ⋆

Home to Adelaide Andrews, this cozy apartment reflects her personal style and design skills. Located in the fashion district, a perfect location for the aspiring writer and current lifestyle blogger.

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#Repost @its_a_brewtiful_world @topplingbrews x @eqbrewery KING AL Double India Pale Ale 7.9% This huge collaboration is bursting with Citra vibes. It’s thick creamy and damn tasty. A total tropical juice bomb. Love seeing beers from these big US breweries available here in South Australia. Picked this up from @edinburghcellars #cheers #beer #craftbeer #dipa #ipa #beerchicksaustralia #beerchick #beergirl #craftbeergirl #beerselfie #instagood #instadaily #instalike #instagram #influencer #beerinfluencer #blogger #beerblogger #beerblog #picoftheday #adelaide #southaustralia #australia #juice #juicebomb #yolo #summer #summervibes https://www.instagram.com/p/CnKaD8IJ12O/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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get to know the blogger

tagged by @tamayokny thank u mads <33

share your wallpaper

i'm on desktop rn so have a screenshot of her :') it's a live wallpaper of a scene from horizon zero dawn so it turns to night/dawn etc.

last song you listened to

confident from the & juliet soundtrack. i went and saw the australian production when i was in melbourne last month and i fell in love!!! blake appelqvist is everything to me i want to be them when i grow up

currently reading

um. so i started a reread of the foxhole court yesterday. so... yeah. #regression

last movie

i watched barbie princess and the pauper last night lmao. the "at least you're not an indentured servant" line is the funniest line from modern cinema no i will not be taking any notes

last show

rewatched once more with feeling last night! otherwise before that was it's always sunny which i'm watching for the first time with my housemates

craving

nachos. fucking OATH except it's good friday so can't eat meat lol

what are you wearing

white t-shirt tucked into white/pale blue washed jean/cargo pant thingys. i had a crisis this morning over what to wear to good friday lunch that turned very gender

how tall are you

5'4

piercings

none. i had my ears done but they got infected so no more :( i would love a nose piercing but i think the same thing would probably happen so i'm gonna play i safe sigh

tattoos

none (yet)

glasses/contacts

yeah i got spectacles

last thing you ate

said good friday lunch. grilled salmon, boiled potato and a pumpkin spinach and feta salad

favourite colour

used to be yellow. now i'm not sure.

current obsession

honestly? nothing really at the moment. been kind of listless for a while. busy with uni i think

pets

mr archie :) no pictures but he is handsome rest assured

favourite fuctional character

sansa, duh. even though i would willingly fight george r r martin to the death.

last place you travelled

did a trip to melbourne and adelaide last month :) finally met some tumblr friends i've known since i was 16!

tagging @markoliphant @fleurmatisse @pegasusdrawnchariots and @renecdote if you guys want <3

[italian-restaurant-adelaide]

Exploring Regional Dishes at the Best Italian Restaurants Around

When it comes to food, nothing quite compares to the diversity and richness of Italian cuisine. From the savoury pasta dishes of Tuscany to the creamy risottos of Northern Italy, there’s something magical about how each region of Italy brings its unique flavours to the table. If you’re craving an authentic Italian experience, Adelaide has some fantastic spots to indulge in Italy’s finest flavours without leaving the city. In this post, we’ll explore some of the regional Italian dishes you should try and where to find them at the best Italian restaurant in Adelaide has to offer.

The Heart of Italian Cuisine: A Journey Through Regions

Italian food is not just one cooking style—it’s a collection of regional specialties, each with its flair and tradition. From the North to the South, Italy's culinary landscape offers a variety of tastes:

Northern Italian Specialties

Northern Italy is known for its rich, hearty dishes, often featuring butter, cream, and cheeses. Popular dishes from this region include:

Risotto is a creamy rice dish often flavoured with saffron (Risotto alla Milanese) or mushrooms (Risotto ai Funghi).

Polenta: A cornmeal dish served creamy or baked into crispy squares.

Gnocchi: Potato dumplings served with various sauces, like gorgonzola or pesto.

These Northern classics are perfect for colder months or whenever you want something genuinely comforting. Many of theItalian restaurants Adelaide offer these dishes, giving locals and travellers alike an authentic taste of Northern Italy.

Central Italian Cuisine

Moving down to Central Italy, the flavours become more tomato-forward and hearty, emphasising fresh, local ingredients. Here are a few standout dishes from this region:

Pappardelle al Cinghiale: Thick, wide ribbons of pasta served with a rich wild boar ragu, commonly found in Tuscany.

Porchetta: A slow-roasted pork roll stuffed with herbs and spices, a staple at many Roman gatherings.

Bruschetta: A humble yet delicious appetiser made of toasted bread, rubbed with garlic, and topped with fresh tomatoes and olive oil.

A great example of this cooking style can be found at Adelaide's best Italian restaurant. Whether you're a local or visiting, these central Italian dishes are a must-try!

Southern Italian Flavors

Southern Italy brings vibrant, bold, and sometimes spicy flavours. Olive oil replaces butter, and seafood often takes centre stage. Some iconic dishes from the South include:

Pizza Margherita: This simple pizza, which originated in Naples, is made with fresh tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil.

Pasta alla Norma: A classic Sicilian dish featuring eggplant, tomatoes, and ricotta cheese.

Arancini: Fried rice balls stuffed with ragù, cheese, or peas, perfect for a quick bite or an appetiser.

The Authentic Italian Experience in Adelaide

Adelaide has a vibrant food scene, and Italian cuisine is a big part. The best Italian restaurant Adelaide has to offer showcases the diversity of Italy’s regions, with menus that range from the hearty fare of Northern Italy to the zesty, seafood-rich dishes of the South. Whether you’re a local food lover or a travel blogger looking for authentic culinary experiences, Adelaide’s Italian restaurants will surely impress.

“Italian food is all about sharing. When you sit at an Italian restaurant, you’re not just eating—you’re part of the family.”

Local Favorites and Hidden Gems

For those looking to dive deep into authentic Italian cuisine, exploring some of Adelaide’s hidden gems is worth exploring. These smaller, family-owned restaurants offer a taste of Italy you won’t find anywhere else. From homemade pasta to freshly baked focaccia, the best Italian restaurant Adelaide has tucked away might surprise you with its regional specialties and heartwarming atmosphere.

Conclusion

Italian cuisine is more than just pizza and pasta—it celebrates fresh ingredients, time-honoured techniques, and regional diversity. If you’re eager to explore the best of Italian food, hopping on a plane to Italy is unnecessary. Head to the Italian restaurant in Adelaide, and enjoy an unforgettable journey through Italy’s most beloved flavours. Whether you’re a foodie local or a travel blogger seeking authentic experiences, Adelaide’s Italian dining scene has something special for you. Buon appetito!

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SA Wildlife Sanctuary Opens to Public for One Day | Mirage News - Information Today Online https://www.merchant-business.com/sa-wildlife-sanctuary-opens-to-public-for-one-day-mirage-news/?feed_id=205518&_unique_id=66ed086fca32b #GLOBAL - BLOGGER BLOGGER The public is invited to walk amongst some of Australia’s most threatened species during guided walks at Australian Wildlife Conservancy’s (AWC) Yookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary on the land of Ngarrindjeri Nation.As part of the 2024 South Australia Nature Festival, Yookamurra will open the gates (figuratively speaking only) to its 1,100-hectare feral predator-free fenced area, for two walks on 4 October 2024.The Morning Walk runs for two hours from 10.00am during which visitors will see some of the best stands of intact rare old-growth mallee in south-eastern Australia including many trees estimated at over 600 years old. They’ll also learn how to detect some of the mallee’s cryptic wildlife through diggings, burrows, and scats and if they’re extremely lucky, they may even catch a glimpse of one of the resident Numbats. Melissa Elderfield/AWCYookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary is opening its gates (figuratively speaking) to the public for two guided tours later this month.The evening Spotlight Walk, which has already sold out, starts at 8pm and includes a walk through the mallee using large spotlights to search for active Bilbies, Bettongs and Possums. The evening tour will also highlight the many species present at Yookamurra and AWC’s work to safeguard their future.“We’re really excited to be part of this year’s SA Nature Festival and to provide the public a unique opportunity to see firsthand the important conservation work Australian Wildlife Conservancy is conducting just two hours outside of Adelaide,” said Helen Crisp, AWC Regional Ecologist.Yookamurra’s feral predator-free fenced area protects vitally important populations of threatened species and is home to one of Australia’s longest running reintroduction programs which has restored four locally extinct species to their former range. The species are the Bilby, Numbat, Burrowing Bettong and Brush-tailed Bettong. Brad Leue/AWCDuring the Morning Walk, visitors may encounter some of Australia’s threatened species including the Numbat and Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat (pictured).Yookamurra also protects extant populations of Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats, as well as small mammals such as the Western Pygmy Possum and Common Dunnarts. There are also over 110 bird species confirmed on the property, including the large ground-dwelling, nationally Vulnerable Malleefowl.“While we can’t guarantee a Numbat or a Bilby sighting, there are plenty of other incredible species to look out for including rare or declining woodland birds such as the Hooded Robin, Gilbert’s Whistler, Brown Treecreeper and Southern Scrub-robin” added Helen.Yookamurra’s guided walks are on sale via SA Nature Festival’s website, here. Tickets for the Morning Walk are $15, and the Spotlight Walk is currently sold out. Steve Parish/AWCYookamurra is home to a wildlife reintroduction program. Four species have been restored to the sanctuary’s feral predator-free area, including the Bilby (pictured).All visitors are required to wear enclosed footwear, long pants and long-sleeved tops, and BYO water and snacks. Those taking part in the Spotlight Walk are encouraged to bring their own head torch or handheld torch and a rain jacket. /Public Release. This material from the originating organization/author(s) might be of the point-in-time nature, and edited for clarity, style and length. Mirage.News does not take institutional positions or sides, and all views, positions, and conclusions expressed herein are solely those of the author(s).View in full here. http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/gbb43d0abf5cf03e7198d3ff83e0d38e6d295d96be0d8134d99a63828122adce31419d12f43ca283afb87bf67bd0e8eb7305.jpeg The public is invited to walk amongst some of Australia’s

most threatened species during guided walks at Australian Wildlife Conservancy’s (AWC) Yookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary on the land of Ngarrindjeri Nation. As part of the 2024 South Australia Nature Festival, Yookamurra will open the gates (figuratively speaking only) to its 1,100-hectare feral predator-free fenced area, for … Read More

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SA Wildlife Sanctuary Opens to Public for One Day | Mirage News - Information Today Online - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/sa-wildlife-sanctuary-opens-to-public-for-one-day-mirage-news/?feed_id=205516&_unique_id=66ed086d587d0 The public is invited to walk amongst some of Australia’s most threatened species during guided walks at Australian Wildlife Conservancy’s (AWC) Yookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary on the land of Ngarrindjeri Nation.As part of the 2024 South Australia Nature Festival, Yookamurra will open the gates (figuratively speaking only) to its 1,100-hectare feral predator-free fenced area, for two walks on 4 October 2024.The Morning Walk runs for two hours from 10.00am during which visitors will see some of the best stands of intact rare old-growth mallee in south-eastern Australia including many trees estimated at over 600 years old. They’ll also learn how to detect some of the mallee’s cryptic wildlife through diggings, burrows, and scats and if they’re extremely lucky, they may even catch a glimpse of one of the resident Numbats. Melissa Elderfield/AWCYookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary is opening its gates (figuratively speaking) to the public for two guided tours later this month.The evening Spotlight Walk, which has already sold out, starts at 8pm and includes a walk through the mallee using large spotlights to search for active Bilbies, Bettongs and Possums. The evening tour will also highlight the many species present at Yookamurra and AWC’s work to safeguard their future.“We’re really excited to be part of this year’s SA Nature Festival and to provide the public a unique opportunity to see firsthand the important conservation work Australian Wildlife Conservancy is conducting just two hours outside of Adelaide,” said Helen Crisp, AWC Regional Ecologist.Yookamurra’s feral predator-free fenced area protects vitally important populations of threatened species and is home to one of Australia’s longest running reintroduction programs which has restored four locally extinct species to their former range. The species are the Bilby, Numbat, Burrowing Bettong and Brush-tailed Bettong. Brad Leue/AWCDuring the Morning Walk, visitors may encounter some of Australia’s threatened species including the Numbat and Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat (pictured).Yookamurra also protects extant populations of Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats, as well as small mammals such as the Western Pygmy Possum and Common Dunnarts. There are also over 110 bird species confirmed on the property, including the large ground-dwelling, nationally Vulnerable Malleefowl.“While we can’t guarantee a Numbat or a Bilby sighting, there are plenty of other incredible species to look out for including rare or declining woodland birds such as the Hooded Robin, Gilbert’s Whistler, Brown Treecreeper and Southern Scrub-robin” added Helen.Yookamurra’s guided walks are on sale via SA Nature Festival’s website, here. Tickets for the Morning Walk are $15, and the Spotlight Walk is currently sold out. Steve Parish/AWCYookamurra is home to a wildlife reintroduction program. Four species have been restored to the sanctuary’s feral predator-free area, including the Bilby (pictured).All visitors are required to wear enclosed footwear, long pants and long-sleeved tops, and BYO water and snacks. Those taking part in the Spotlight Walk are encouraged to bring their own head torch or handheld torch and a rain jacket. /Public Release. This material from the originating organization/author(s) might be of the point-in-time nature, and edited for clarity, style and length. Mirage.News does not take institutional positions or sides, and all views, positions, and conclusions expressed herein are solely those of the author(s).View in full here. http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/gbb43d0abf5cf03e7198d3ff83e0d38e6d295d96be0d8134d99a63828122adce31419d12f43ca283afb87bf67bd0e8eb7305.jpeg #GLOBAL - BLOGGER The public i... BLOGGER - #GLOBAL

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SA Wildlife Sanctuary Opens to Public for One Day | Mirage News - Information Today Online - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/sa-wildlife-sanctuary-opens-to-public-for-one-day-mirage-news/?feed_id=205515&_unique_id=66ed086c12cdc The public is invited to walk amongst some of Australia’s most threatened species during guided walks at Australian Wildlife Conservancy’s (AWC) Yookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary on the land of Ngarrindjeri Nation.As part of the 2024 South Australia Nature Festival, Yookamurra will open the gates (figuratively speaking only) to its 1,100-hectare feral predator-free fenced area, for two walks on 4 October 2024.The Morning Walk runs for two hours from 10.00am during which visitors will see some of the best stands of intact rare old-growth mallee in south-eastern Australia including many trees estimated at over 600 years old. They’ll also learn how to detect some of the mallee’s cryptic wildlife through diggings, burrows, and scats and if they’re extremely lucky, they may even catch a glimpse of one of the resident Numbats. Melissa Elderfield/AWCYookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary is opening its gates (figuratively speaking) to the public for two guided tours later this month.The evening Spotlight Walk, which has already sold out, starts at 8pm and includes a walk through the mallee using large spotlights to search for active Bilbies, Bettongs and Possums. The evening tour will also highlight the many species present at Yookamurra and AWC’s work to safeguard their future.“We’re really excited to be part of this year’s SA Nature Festival and to provide the public a unique opportunity to see firsthand the important conservation work Australian Wildlife Conservancy is conducting just two hours outside of Adelaide,” said Helen Crisp, AWC Regional Ecologist.Yookamurra’s feral predator-free fenced area protects vitally important populations of threatened species and is home to one of Australia’s longest running reintroduction programs which has restored four locally extinct species to their former range. The species are the Bilby, Numbat, Burrowing Bettong and Brush-tailed Bettong. Brad Leue/AWCDuring the Morning Walk, visitors may encounter some of Australia’s threatened species including the Numbat and Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat (pictured).Yookamurra also protects extant populations of Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats, as well as small mammals such as the Western Pygmy Possum and Common Dunnarts. There are also over 110 bird species confirmed on the property, including the large ground-dwelling, nationally Vulnerable Malleefowl.“While we can’t guarantee a Numbat or a Bilby sighting, there are plenty of other incredible species to look out for including rare or declining woodland birds such as the Hooded Robin, Gilbert’s Whistler, Brown Treecreeper and Southern Scrub-robin” added Helen.Yookamurra’s guided walks are on sale via SA Nature Festival’s website, here. Tickets for the Morning Walk are $15, and the Spotlight Walk is currently sold out. Steve Parish/AWCYookamurra is home to a wildlife reintroduction program. Four species have been restored to the sanctuary’s feral predator-free area, including the Bilby (pictured).All visitors are required to wear enclosed footwear, long pants and long-sleeved tops, and BYO water and snacks. Those taking part in the Spotlight Walk are encouraged to bring their own head torch or handheld torch and a rain jacket. /Public Release. This material from the originating organization/author(s) might be of the point-in-time nature, and edited for clarity, style and length. Mirage.News does not take institutional positions or sides, and all views, positions, and conclusions expressed herein are solely those of the author(s).View in full here. http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/gbb43d0abf5cf03e7198d3ff83e0d38e6d295d96be0d8134d99a63828122adce31419d12f43ca283afb87bf67bd0e8eb7305.jpeg BLOGGER - #GLOBAL The public is invited to walk amongst some of Australia’s

most threatened species during guided walks at Australian Wildlife Conservancy’s (AWC) Yookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary on the land of Ngarrindjeri Nation. As part of the 2024 South Australia Nature Festival, Yookamurra will open the gates (figuratively speaking only) to its 1,100-hectare feral predator-free fenced area, for … Read More

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SA Wildlife Sanctuary Opens to Public for One Day | Mirage News - Information Today Online https://www.merchant-business.com/sa-wildlife-sanctuary-opens-to-public-for-one-day-mirage-news/?feed_id=205514&_unique_id=66ed086b14e33 The public i... BLOGGER - #GLOBAL The public is invited to walk amongst some of Australia’s most threatened species during guided walks at Australian Wildlife Conservancy’s (AWC) Yookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary on the land of Ngarrindjeri Nation.As part of the 2024 South Australia Nature Festival, Yookamurra will open the gates (figuratively speaking only) to its 1,100-hectare feral predator-free fenced area, for two walks on 4 October 2024.The Morning Walk runs for two hours from 10.00am during which visitors will see some of the best stands of intact rare old-growth mallee in south-eastern Australia including many trees estimated at over 600 years old. They’ll also learn how to detect some of the mallee’s cryptic wildlife through diggings, burrows, and scats and if they’re extremely lucky, they may even catch a glimpse of one of the resident Numbats. Melissa Elderfield/AWCYookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary is opening its gates (figuratively speaking) to the public for two guided tours later this month.The evening Spotlight Walk, which has already sold out, starts at 8pm and includes a walk through the mallee using large spotlights to search for active Bilbies, Bettongs and Possums. The evening tour will also highlight the many species present at Yookamurra and AWC’s work to safeguard their future.“We’re really excited to be part of this year’s SA Nature Festival and to provide the public a unique opportunity to see firsthand the important conservation work Australian Wildlife Conservancy is conducting just two hours outside of Adelaide,” said Helen Crisp, AWC Regional Ecologist.Yookamurra’s feral predator-free fenced area protects vitally important populations of threatened species and is home to one of Australia’s longest running reintroduction programs which has restored four locally extinct species to their former range. The species are the Bilby, Numbat, Burrowing Bettong and Brush-tailed Bettong. Brad Leue/AWCDuring the Morning Walk, visitors may encounter some of Australia’s threatened species including the Numbat and Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat (pictured).Yookamurra also protects extant populations of Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats, as well as small mammals such as the Western Pygmy Possum and Common Dunnarts. There are also over 110 bird species confirmed on the property, including the large ground-dwelling, nationally Vulnerable Malleefowl.“While we can’t guarantee a Numbat or a Bilby sighting, there are plenty of other incredible species to look out for including rare or declining woodland birds such as the Hooded Robin, Gilbert’s Whistler, Brown Treecreeper and Southern Scrub-robin” added Helen.Yookamurra’s guided walks are on sale via SA Nature Festival’s website, here. Tickets for the Morning Walk are $15, and the Spotlight Walk is currently sold out. Steve Parish/AWCYookamurra is home to a wildlife reintroduction program. Four species have been restored to the sanctuary’s feral predator-free area, including the Bilby (pictured).All visitors are required to wear enclosed footwear, long pants and long-sleeved tops, and BYO water and snacks. Those taking part in the Spotlight Walk are encouraged to bring their own head torch or handheld torch and a rain jacket. /Public Release. This material from the originating organization/author(s) might be of the point-in-time nature, and edited for clarity, style and length. Mirage.News does not take institutional positions or sides, and all views, positions, and conclusions expressed herein are solely those of the author(s).View in full here. http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/gbb43d0abf5cf03e7198d3ff83e0d38e6d295d96be0d8134d99a63828122adce31419d12f43ca283afb87bf67bd0e8eb7305.jpeg #GLOBAL - BLOGGER The public is invited

to walk amongst some of Australia’s most threatened species during guided walks at Australian Wildlife Conservancy’s (AWC) Yookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary on the land of Ngarrindjeri Nation. As part of the 2024 South Australia Nature Festival, Yookamurra will open the gates (figuratively speaking only) to its 1,100-hectare feral predator-free fenced area, for … Read More

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SA Wildlife Sanctuary Opens to Public for One Day | Mirage News - Information Today Online - BLOGGER https://www.merchant-business.com/sa-wildlife-sanctuary-opens-to-public-for-one-day-mirage-news/?feed_id=205513&_unique_id=66ed086a23e13 The public is invited to walk amongst some of Australia’s most threatened species during guided walks at Australian Wildlife Conservancy’s (AWC) Yookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary on the land of Ngarrindjeri Nation.As part of the 2024 South Australia Nature Festival, Yookamurra will open the gates (figuratively speaking only) to its 1,100-hectare feral predator-free fenced area, for two walks on 4 October 2024.The Morning Walk runs for two hours from 10.00am during which visitors will see some of the best stands of intact rare old-growth mallee in south-eastern Australia including many trees estimated at over 600 years old. They’ll also learn how to detect some of the mallee’s cryptic wildlife through diggings, burrows, and scats and if they’re extremely lucky, they may even catch a glimpse of one of the resident Numbats. Melissa Elderfield/AWCYookamurra Wildlife Sanctuary is opening its gates (figuratively speaking) to the public for two guided tours later this month.The evening Spotlight Walk, which has already sold out, starts at 8pm and includes a walk through the mallee using large spotlights to search for active Bilbies, Bettongs and Possums. The evening tour will also highlight the many species present at Yookamurra and AWC’s work to safeguard their future.“We’re really excited to be part of this year’s SA Nature Festival and to provide the public a unique opportunity to see firsthand the important conservation work Australian Wildlife Conservancy is conducting just two hours outside of Adelaide,” said Helen Crisp, AWC Regional Ecologist.Yookamurra’s feral predator-free fenced area protects vitally important populations of threatened species and is home to one of Australia’s longest running reintroduction programs which has restored four locally extinct species to their former range. The species are the Bilby, Numbat, Burrowing Bettong and Brush-tailed Bettong. Brad Leue/AWCDuring the Morning Walk, visitors may encounter some of Australia’s threatened species including the Numbat and Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat (pictured).Yookamurra also protects extant populations of Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats, as well as small mammals such as the Western Pygmy Possum and Common Dunnarts. There are also over 110 bird species confirmed on the property, including the large ground-dwelling, nationally Vulnerable Malleefowl.“While we can’t guarantee a Numbat or a Bilby sighting, there are plenty of other incredible species to look out for including rare or declining woodland birds such as the Hooded Robin, Gilbert’s Whistler, Brown Treecreeper and Southern Scrub-robin” added Helen.Yookamurra’s guided walks are on sale via SA Nature Festival’s website, here. Tickets for the Morning Walk are $15, and the Spotlight Walk is currently sold out. Steve Parish/AWCYookamurra is home to a wildlife reintroduction program. Four species have been restored to the sanctuary’s feral predator-free area, including the Bilby (pictured).All visitors are required to wear enclosed footwear, long pants and long-sleeved tops, and BYO water and snacks. Those taking part in the Spotlight Walk are encouraged to bring their own head torch or handheld torch and a rain jacket. /Public Release. This material from the originating organization/author(s) might be of the point-in-time nature, and edited for clarity, style and length. Mirage.News does not take institutional positions or sides, and all views, positions, and conclusions expressed herein are solely those of the author(s).View in full here. http://109.70.148.72/~merchant29/6network/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/gbb43d0abf5cf03e7198d3ff83e0d38e6d295d96be0d8134d99a63828122adce31419d12f43ca283afb87bf67bd0e8eb7305.jpeg SA Wildlife Sanctuary Opens to Public for One Day | Mirage News - Information Today Online - #GLOBAL