Category Archives: Photography

Some photos that have left the cradle!

1. Amegilla sp. on Pelargonium australe

Westgate Park, City of Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Our backyard frontier | Gardens for Wildlife Victoria

2. Dajaca monilicornis

Similajau National Park, Borneo, Sarawak, Malaysia

Büscher TH, Buckley TR, Grohmann C, Gorb SN, Bradler S. (2018) The evolution of tarsal adhesive microstructures in stick and leaf insects (Phasmatodea). Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution 6: 69.

3. Dindymus versicolor mating

Dights Falls, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Ives C, Lynch Y | Untapping the potential of science-government partnerships to benefit urban nature | The Nature of Cities, 31 August 2014

4. Apis mellifera on Foeniculum vulgare

Westgate Park, City of Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Seeing the coloured light: Bee brains open way for better cameras | Scimex, 4 July 2017

Honey bees see a world of colour through five eyes | Herald Sun, 3 July 2017

5. Amegilla sp. on Pelargonium australe

Westgate Park, City of Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Indigenous knowledge and nature in our cities | MPavilion

MPavilion: February | Assemble Papers

6. Apis mellifera on Scaevola calendulacea

Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne, Cranbourne, City of Casey, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Flowers get clever, combining fragrance and colour to attract just the right bee | ABC News, 12 September 2017

How flowers use colour to signal their scent | RMIT News, 12 September 2017

7. Megachile sp. on nonnative daisy

Systems Garden, The University of Melbourne Parkville Campus, City of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Artwork paired with a symposium at the Ecological Society of Australia conference 2015 | Artefact

8. Gminatus australis on nonnative Senecio

Razorback ridge, Alpine National Park, Victoria, Australia

Artwork paired with a symposium at the Ecological Society of Australia conference 2015 | Artefact

9. Westgate Park’s freshwater lake

Westgate Park, City of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

City of Melbourne. (2017) Nature in the City – Thriving biodiversity and healthy ecosystems. City of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia.

10. Ants inside a pumpkin flower

El Pinar, El Hierro, Canary Islands, Spain

Wolf G, Miranda A, eds. (2011) Construcción Colaborativa del Conocimiento. Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Coyoacán, México.

11. Hoverfly on Bulbine bulbosa

Knox Environment Society Indigenous Nursery, Wally Tew Reserve, Ferntree Gully, City of Knox, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Kwak M | Ditch the Daffodils and grow this native bulb instead | Remeber the Wild, 1 July 2020.