Where? Where? Website!
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Claws on the Line stickers
Designer Patrick Badger has created 6 _gorgeous_ designs for NatureTrackers' Claws on the Line project on threatened burrowing crayfish. Sturdy and weather proof - good enough for your car or bike - or even the back of your phone...
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Est. delivery is Nov 20
Two eagle 'business cards'
University of Tasmania research on Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagles continues to follow the exploits of birds caught and tagged as fledglings in 2017 and 2018. We have their origin photos and personal stories from that time, which we turned into business cards. If you get in early you may be able to collect the set! 10 different cards are available.
18 chosen / 12 available
Est. delivery is Dec 20
Field guide to Tasmania's raptors
Six-page field guide to Tasmania's birds of prey (and also the three white cockies) - very helpful to have to hand during the Where? Where? Wedgie! surveys. Essential identification tips written by Nick Mooney, using images donated by six photographers.
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Est. delivery is Dec 20
Where? Where? Wedgie! ear-warmer
What a nice gift. It's easy to get cold ears at ANY time of year in Tasmania. And warm ears + eyes free from flying hair are both particularly important during a Where? Where? Wedgie! survey! This is a 'cosy ear-warmer manufactured from non-pilling polar fleece, available in one size which will fit most people'. It's black, and features the Where? Where? Wedgie! eagle with its classic swoosh, designed by Patrick Badger. (The pic is a mock-up - the logo will be embroidered on).
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Est. delivery is Dec 20
Three year progress report on Where? Where? Wedgie!
Read all about the progress of Where? Where? Wedgie! since it started in 2018. Written for the public and with beautiful graphic design by Patrick Badger, you can skim-read this or get deep into the detail. You'll be able to access the pdf on the NatureTrackers website (via Where? Where? Wedgie! Latest News), but it's a really nice looking document... why not get your very own hard copy?
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Est. delivery is Dec 20
Warm woolly Where Where Wedgie beanie
A warm beanie is a great gift at ANY time of year in Tasmania. It's also perfect for wearing during a Where? Where? Wedgie! survey. This one's a 'luxury beanie with a roll-up cuff, which has the added comfort and natural warmth of wool in a 50/50 blend with acrylic yarn; available in one size which will fit most people'. It's navy with the Where? Where? Wedgie! eagle and its classic swoosh, designed by Patrick Badger. (The pic is a mock-up - the logo is being embroidered on).
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Est. delivery is Dec 20
Two unique photos
Formally permitted University of Tasmania research into eagle conservation in 2017 and 2018 required scientists to approach a small number of nests, using low risk procedures. (Approaching Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagles on the nest - even from many hundreds of metres away - can lead to breeding failure). A side-benefit of the research are five different, quite stunning photos. Printed onto a greetings card (approx. 10 cm x 15 cm), they provide an eagle's - and researcher's - eye view of life in the tree tops. We'll send you two of them.
13 chosen / 12 available
Est. delivery is Nov 20
Birds of Prey of Australia: a field guide
With CSIRO's assistance, we are able to offer copies of Stephen Debus' acclaimed 'Birds of Prey of Australia: a field guide' as rewards. This book offers fantastic guidance on identifying Australia's birds of prey, together with heaps of additional information on these birds of interest to a wide audience.
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Est. delivery is Dec 20
One-off Wilderness Bling wedge-tailed eagle fridge magnet
Wilderness Bling is nature-inspired jewelry, carefully hand sculpted from polymer clay, created by Tasmanian ecologist Dydee Mann. She's made this one-off wedge-tailed eagle fridge magnet especially for Where? Where? Website! What a special Christmas gift...
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Est. delivery is Dec 20
One-off Wilderness Bling wedge-tailed eagle brooch
Wilderness Bling is nature-inspired jewelry, carefully hand sculpted from polymer clay, created by Tasmanian ecologist Dydee Mann. She's made this one-off wedge-tailed eagle fridge brooch especially for Where? Where? Website! What a special Christmas gift...
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Est. delivery is Dec 20
One-off Wilderness Bling wedge-tailed eagle fridge magnet
Wilderness Bling is nature-inspired jewelry, carefully hand sculpted from polymer clay, created by Tasmanian ecologist Dydee Mann. She's made this one-off wedge-tailed eagle fridge magnet especially for Where? Where? Website! What a special Christmas gift...
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Est. delivery is Dec 20
CYBER MONDAY SPECIAL: Warm woolly Where? Where? Wedgie! beanie
Today only: thirty beanies are on 'discount' for Cyber Monday... A warm beanie is a great gift at ANY time of year in Tasmania. It's also perfect for wearing during a Where? Where? Wedgie! survey. This one's a 'luxury beanie with a roll-up cuff, which has the added comfort and natural warmth of wool in a 50/50 blend with acrylic yarn; available in one size which will fit most people'. It's navy with the Where? Where? Wedgie! eagle and its classic swoosh, designed by Patrick Badger. (The pic is a mock-up - the logo is being embroidered on).
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Est. delivery is Nov 20
One-off Wilderness Bling wedge-tailed eagle fridge ear-rings
Wilderness Bling is nature-inspired jewelry, carefully hand-sculpted from polymer clay, created by Tasmanian ecologist Dydee Mann. She's made these one-off wedge-tailed eagle fridge ear-rings especially for Where? Where? Website! What a special Christmas gift...
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Est. delivery is Dec 20
Three hours in Inala's Raptor Photography Hide
Thanks to Inala's support, we're thrilled to be able to reward a particularly generous donor with three hours in their world class raptor photography hide on Bruny Island*. An incredible selection of raptors live and breed nearby. Depending on the time of year, you may see: White-bellied Sea Eagle; Wedge Tailed Eagles; Grey Goshawk; Brown Goshawk; Brown Falcon; Swamp Harrier. Developed and constructed under consultancy with environmental scientists, builders, glass manufacturers and several leading professional photographers; everything has been carefully designed to optimise your experience with minimal impact on the visiting raptors. More details on https://www.inalanaturetours.com.au/bruny-island/raptor-photography-hide *Redeemable for up to 4 people in a single 3hr time slot. Can be used when staying at Inala or in stand-alone visit. Valid to 1st Dec 2021.
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Est. delivery is Dec 20