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Happy #bookweek! Is this Australia's most well-read bird? #BoobookOwl #bookweek17 https://t.co/CqaRlakZXS via @BioDivLibrary @SILibraries
@groenewortels @HistSciArt @BioDivLibrary @atlaslivingaust There are some very beautiful images in that book (but the colour plates are not marked in the metadata #worktodo) https://t.co/cFZbkpMEC4
Shout out to @groenewortels our 1000th follower! Thanks to all who support & share our work, esp @BioDivLibrary @atlaslivingaust @HistSciArt
Happy #WorldLionDay! (Australian Sea-lion, "Mammals of Australia" Gould 1863) https://t.co/5HdF0A6FHz via @BioDivLibrary @SILibraries
@museumsvictoria @BioDivLibrary @mayrlibrary Amongst all this brilliant colour is a single uncoloured plate (Cuvier's The Animal Kingdom via @museumsvictoria) https://t.co/2bGGcakuNU
@museumsvictoria @BioDivLibrary @mayrlibrary There are a lot of blue animals in @museumsvictoria's Cuvier: bears, squirrels, seals & leopards! @BioDivLibrary https://t.co/4fFv94TAUS
The 1st 100 years of stunning illustrations from Curtis's Botanical Magazine are now on @Flickr (via @mobotgarden @BioDivLibrary) #BHLCurtis
Australia's stunning Sturt's Desert Pea (from Curtis's Botanical Magazine 1858 via @BioDivLibrary @mobotgarden) https://t.co/yUG739K6C5
The Spotted Opossum from "The voyage of Governor Phillip to Botany Bay" 1789. https://t.co/7yvDUxgy95 @BioDivLibrary @NHM_London
The world's smallest gliding possum was described in 1794. #FeathertailGlider via @museumsvictoria @BioDivLibrary https://t.co/fQxhU8yJQx