PeterTaylor
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Hi folks
I trained as an ecologist in the UK, taught in schools, had a job as an acting natural history curator in a museum and wardened a small nature reserve - but things are very different here and I've a lot to learn. So I've changed direction and have a calligraphy business and write books - www.writing-for-children.com and www.ptcalligraphy.com - but retain a strong interest in all natural history, including snakes.
My latest story is for 4-5 year olds and features a brolga, a crocodile and a whole list of Aussie creatures. The story is not meant to be totally technically factually correct or biologically possible, but I'm also offering an interested publisher some real true facts about the animals used as characters, which they can add as an appendix if they wish. I'll be eternally grateful if anyone can tell me if there really are any snakes with spots that could be found on mangrove tree branches in those areas where brolgas frequent.
I look forward to contributing when I can.
All best wishes
Peter
I trained as an ecologist in the UK, taught in schools, had a job as an acting natural history curator in a museum and wardened a small nature reserve - but things are very different here and I've a lot to learn. So I've changed direction and have a calligraphy business and write books - www.writing-for-children.com and www.ptcalligraphy.com - but retain a strong interest in all natural history, including snakes.
My latest story is for 4-5 year olds and features a brolga, a crocodile and a whole list of Aussie creatures. The story is not meant to be totally technically factually correct or biologically possible, but I'm also offering an interested publisher some real true facts about the animals used as characters, which they can add as an appendix if they wish. I'll be eternally grateful if anyone can tell me if there really are any snakes with spots that could be found on mangrove tree branches in those areas where brolgas frequent.
I look forward to contributing when I can.
All best wishes
Peter
