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Kambarang, Birak and the encroachment of summer

Posted on November 11, 2013 by tikiwanderer

Round about the first of November we had a day with a dry easterly wind blowing. The easterlies bring over the warmth of the inland, but it’s still early in the bright half of the year and the Earth has … Continue reading →

Posted in My stories | Tagged birak, bunuru, climate change, ecological change, firstsummer, heat waves, indigenous, indigenous knowledge, Kambarang, local natives, local seasons, nature observation, seasonal changes, seasonal cycle, seasons, secondspring, secondsummer, weather, weather patterns | 2 Comments

Firstspring, secondspring, say what?

Posted on August 8, 2013 by tikiwanderer

I’ve used the terms firstspring and secondspring a few times now so I’d better explain. I work with my gardens on the local seasonal pattern, which is a six-season cycle. When I was a wildflower tour guide, the immediate next … Continue reading →

Posted in Explainer, Uncategorized | Tagged animals, explainer, local seasons, seasonal changes, seasonal cycle, seasons, weather, wildflowers | 5 Comments

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