Kimbro's Australian Home Business Contact

Kimbro's Australian Home Business Contact G'DAY, My name is Kitty and I live on the Gold Coast in sunny Queensland, Australia. I run a Home Business Online - Internet Marketing, from the comfort of my home. I am not affiliated with any travel or tourist agency. However I have traveled Australia extensively, lived in her cities and her outback. I dearly love this country and hope to be able to impart to you a little of the varied flavors of this great land in the following pages. As this page is a labor of love, an indulgence really, I will keep adding to it as time permits and new material comes to hand. Therefore I invite you to visit often and contact me if you have any questions that I may be able to answer for you about Australia. CLICK HERE TO EMAIL ME My Scribe Web Resources for Scribes Writers, Authors, Ghost Writers, Poets & Web Builders.


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Two Tailed Black Faced Wallaby - Photo by Ian Walker. Ian's great love and respect for nature comes shining through in his sensitive, artistic, nature photography. Spending hours in the Australian bush to capture birds and plants within their natural environment. Ian's Photo Gallery

Fishing For Kangaroos In Australia - Photo by Ian Walker

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Birds From Our Home Backyard In Australia.
Attracting Birds to Your Home Back Yard Afford a protected area, make fresh water and a safe place to nest available and birds will populate your home yard all year round. Make a constant fresh water source available. Young inexperienced birds will drown in a deep water vessel with slippery sides. Therefore it is best to provide shallow birdbaths with a rough surface. Rocks placed in the water give birds a landing spot which will attract them to the water source you have provided in your home yard. Provide nesting sites by planting natives in your home back yard. Different species of birds have different preferences when it comes to nesting. Put up birdhouses. Buy or build birdhouses specifically designed for the birds you want to attract. Positioning bird houses at the correct height [which varies depending on the species of bird] is vital. Clean out the birdhouses after each nesting season and spray for lice. Provide nesting materials. Leaving a small mound of dry long grass mixed with chicken feathers in a secluded corner of your home backyard will inspire birds to build nests and line bird houses in your home yard. Birdseed, such as white millet, buckwheat, hulled sunflower seeds, thistle, safflower seed, black oil sunflower seed, left out on a platform feeder in your home backyard will attract a lot of birds, especially in winter when food is scarce. The platform feeder should be supported on a pole with a pest guard band as a barrier against rodents and possums. Add landscape plants that attract birds to your home backyard. Birds like a variety of plants, but berry-producing species are especially appealing. So are seed-producing plants, such as sunflower and purple coneflower, as long as you permit the fading flowers to go to seed. Feeding bread can be harmful for birds as they should be consuming high energy foods. Bread gives the birds a false sense of nourishment that prevents them from seeking nutritious foods found in nature. Idea - Start A Home Business Online - supplying bird lovers with seeds and birdhouses to place in their home backyards. PHOTOS OF CREATURES IN OUR HOME BACK YARD by IAN WALKER Note: If you are having problems with the video slide show of Ian's photos, please refresh your browser and do not attempt to scroll the page. Scrolling the page may blank out the images. If you want to view or purchase stills of these photos visit Ian Walkers Gallery
Rainbow Lorikeet - Photo by Ian Walker

Gallery Of Pink Galahs - Photo by Ian Walker The picture below shows a Male and Female Galah sitting side by side, looking quite at home on their bird feeder. The Female birds have lighter colour eyes. These birds are highly intelligent and get up to al sorts of humorous tricks. - Hence the name "GALAH"

*CLOWNS OF THE BUSH* *Two Galah’s, my feathered friends,* *Decided there and then to make amends.* *It happened whilst I was riding by* *Beneath a glorious blue Australian sky.* *Perched on the bow of a huge dead tree,* *As I looked up they silently looked back at me.* *Silhouetted in grey and pink,* *Their eyes shone bright, they didn’t blink.* *I’d been hired to daily ride,* *Troublesome horses, through the countryside.* *This day I was riding Lillyput,* *Humorously named for his seven foot.* *I was riding along a flat sandy trail,* *Twix salt pans and Spinifex, dead trees showed the way,* *The salt had risen through the ground,* *And killed all the trees that grew all around.* *Lillyput was champing on the bit,* *His jig-jogging was giving me a stitch* *Therefore I was happy to stop a while,* *And watch the birds that made me smile.* *Well the two put on a show,* *And put to flight a nearby crow,* *With crests flung high and flapping wings,* *To entertain me they did all manner of things.* *I clapped my hands and laughed out loud.* *Lillyput instantly hit the ground.* *He was a horse that was prone to bolt,* *I steadied him, brought him to a halt.* *On him the humour had been lost,* *As haughtily he gave his head a toss,* *When the galah’s alighted on the nearest tree,* *Obviously intent on watching me.* © Katarina Mariah Jellinek January 2005. Hint: Start a Home Business Online creating e-books of your poetry.
Crested Pigeon - Photo by Ian Walker

Australian Kookaburra - Photo by Ian Walker


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Wallanggarra - Painting by Katarina Jellinek - see details in our "ART GALLERY"

*Wallangarra “Place Of Many Waters”* The boulder strewn outcrop Was the home, Where once wild horses Used to roam. Seven years the keeper Of this brazen land, Seven years the dreamer No one could understand. “Place Of Many Waters” Named in ancient times, Death to many walkers Who couldn’t read the signs. And you can hear the whispers On the crisp winter air, Of a people long forgotten For their spirits are still there. Driven from your boundaries By those too blind to see, That I really treasured The land that belonged to me. © Katarina Mariah Jellinek 2003

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