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Still Fishing

December 31, 2012 By jennifer

Best wishes for the New Year.   Jen

Filed Under: News

Gone Fishing

August 5, 2012 By jennifer

I am going to take some time out from this blog to try and complete a couple of projects that I’ve started, but am having trouble finishing. So there may be no new posts here for a while.

In the meantime you can subscribe for my irregular email updates here:
https://jennifermarohasy.com.dev.internet-thinking.com.au/subscribe/

And check the ‘Community Home’ page for updates from other readers with their nature photographs and more here: https://jennifermarohasy.com.dev.internet-thinking.com.au/category/community/

And here’s a picture I took of a fisher, a darter cormorant, in Kakadu National Park a few years ago.

Interestingly according to one account of life in the Lower Murray in South Australia one hundred years ago there was a bounty on cormorants (that are closely related to darters), with 34,000 taken in one year ostensibly because they ate too many fish [1].

[Read more…] about Gone Fishing

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Murray River

Cassowaries Mating in the Daintree

August 3, 2012 By jennifer

On very public display at Cooper Creek Wilderness in the Daintree …

 

Cassowaries mating on Neil Hewett’s back lawn on Wednesday August 1, 2012.

If you would like to visit the oldest surviving rainforest on earth and/or learn more about Cooper Creek Wilderness, click here: http://www.ccwild.com

Filed Under: Nature Photographs

Enchanted Pools, Sierra Nevada, California

August 3, 2012 By jennifer

Jennifer,

I would like to share a photograph of a ‘magical place’ from a cross-country hike, from several years ago, of the Enchanted Pools loop, in the Northern Sierras. The amateur photographer is tiocampo.

Here’s a link to all of the photos taken by Frank Farmer (aka tiocampo) on that day.
http://tinyurl.com/c2rsa5t

He includes a short write-up of the hike, including a topo map, as well as a link to a report of a possible Bigfoot sighting in the area.

The total distance of the loop version of the hike is approx 5 mi (8 km), with several hundred feet of altitude gain. The Enchanted Pools are just over 7000 ft elevation. Frank calls this hike Larry’s Rockbound Ramble.

Cheers,
Larry (from California, USA)

Filed Under: Community, Nature Photographs, Where Is This? Tagged With: Wilderness

Your Temperatures Diddled

July 31, 2012 By jennifer

ALMOST exactly three years ago Michael Hammer showed that the official temperature rise profile for the 20th century in the United States is largely, if not entirely, an artifact of adjustments applied after the raw data is collected from the weather stations [1]. It was a very neat little analysis, first published at this blog. It was a neat little analysis that was, for the most part, ignored.

Back then, meteorologist Anthony Watts was busy documenting evidence of problems with the official temperature record in the US because of poor placement of weather stations and Ross McKitrick was attempting to calculate just how artificially elevated temperatures might be as a consequence.

Then interestingly, just last month, John Hinderaker cited the original study by Mr Hammer at Powerline [2] and other studies, concluding:

‘These disclosures highlight a key fact with respect to global temperature data: the data sets are utterly lacking in integrity. Global warming alarmists confidently announce that worldwide temperatures have risen by, say .1 degree over a decade. It would be extraordinarily difficult to take measurements at many locations around the globe that would actually demonstrate that proposition. But the real situation is much worse: no one tells you what temperatures were actually measured at the world’s weather stations. Rather, they report claims of global warming based on “adjusted” temperature data–adjusted by alarmists, with the systematic purpose of manufacturing a rising temperature trend. If you subtract the “adjustments,” it may well be that there has been no net warming over the last 100 years at all.’

Ho Hum. But no one was publishing the proof in the technical literature.

[Read more…] about Your Temperatures Diddled

Filed Under: Humour, Information, Opinion Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change, Temperatures

Beach Stone Curlew at Sandy Straits

July 30, 2012 By jennifer

Jen,

The Beach Stone Curlews (Esacus giganteus) are more common up north but are getting rare at the southern end of their range. It should be the other way round if AGW was real.

We travel and camp in these sorts of small boats.

 

Jim  (Sandy Straits, Queensland)

Filed Under: Community, Nature Photographs Tagged With: Birds

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