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Wombats:     more books (100)

The secret life of wombats by James Woodford, 2002 The Wild Wombat by Udo Weigelt, 2002-08-01 Rossetti's Wombat: Pre-Raphaelites and Australian Animals in Victorian London (Popular culture) by John Simons, 2008-01-01 The Muddle-Headed Wombat is Very Bad by Ruth, Illustrated by Noela Young Park, 1986 The Muddle-headed Wombat by Ruth Park, 1990-10-03 Found You, Little Wombat! by Angela McAllister, Charles Fuge, 2003-10-28 Wombats (Pebble Plus; Australian Animals) by Sara Louise Kras, 2009-11 Wombat Smith: Wombat Takes on Tasmania (Wombat Smith) (Wombat Smith) by Anne Sautel, 2006-10-25 Witch and Wombat by Carolyn Cushman, 1994-05 Wombats: Burrow Builders (Animal Architects) by Lynn George, 2010-08-15 How to Attract the Wombat (Nonpareil Book, 93.) by Will Cuppy, 2001-10-01 W is Wombat: My First Australian Word Book by Bronwyn Bancroft, 2010-07-01 The Secret World of Wombats by Jackie French, 2005-07-27 Wombats (Nocturnal Animals) by Kristin Petrie, 2010-01

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21. Wombats Australiana
    wombats The rare and cuddly Australian Wombat Click Here to view picturesof real wombats. 10 Medium Size Order Form Contact wombats Australiana.  
    http://www.wombats.com.au/toys.html

22. Wildcare Queanbeyan Australia Rescuing Rehabilitating And Releasing Australian N
    Photographs and stories of Australian native animals including kangaroos, wallabies, possums, wombats, birds, reptiles which are cared for by our members.  
    http://wildcare.webone.com.au/
    
    Extractions: W elcome to Wildcare. Native wildlife in Australia is unique and in our Photo and Story Galleries you will find lots of photographs of the animals and birds we care for, including kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, possums, echidnas, birds, snakes and lizards, along with some stories written by our members about their experiences, mostly funny but sometimes sad. If you ever wanted to know how a baby kangaroo gets into a pouch there is even a movie of that. Wildcare Index - Menu - Photo and Story Galleries Jenna's Diary - the story of an injured baby wombat Photographs of a baby echidna Wallabats - Our children's club How you can help wildlife Links - Other wildlife web sites Donations Wildcare Guestbook Awards we have won About Us W ildcare Queanbeyan Inc. is a non-profit organization, managed by volunteers who are dedicated to the preservation of Australian native wildlife. Our main objectives are to RESCUE and REHABILITATE sick, injured or orphaned native Australian wildlife, then RELEASE them back into the wild. E stablished in 1992, Wildcare currently assists more

23. Wombats | On The Ground | Our Animals
    wombats. Emu, Because wombat babies live in their mother's pouch drinking her milk,wombats are marsupials. Baby wombats stay with their mum for about two years.  
    http://abc.net.au/schoolstv/animals/WOMBATS.htm
    
    Extractions: They are mammals A female wombat's pouch opens backwards so that when mum is digging she doesn't cover her baby with sand. Because wombat babies live in their mother's pouch drinking her milk, wombats are marsupials Baby wombats stay with their mum for about two years. They then have to look after themselves. Wombats have thick soft fur. Their strong legs and claws are good for digging burrows to live in. They are very shy. They are nocturnal animals. Most of the day they sleep in a burrow. In the evening or at night they go looking for food. They are herbivores To keep themselves clean they have a dust bath. They lie on their side and scoop sand over themselves. They can swim. Their teeth grow continuously, so if they break a tooth it just re-grows. Wombat droppings are called scats. Each wombat's scats have a different smell. They leave them outside their burrows.

24. Natureworld Australian Wildlife Sanctuary
    Wildlife sanctuary open to the public caring for rescued koalas, wombats, crocodiles, kangaroos, dingos and other native animals. Information and photos of animals, and location and contact details.  
    http://www.h-bnatureworld.com.au

25. Value Of A Shilling In 1860
    Provides formula for calculating how much a shilling is worth in today's economy.  
    http://www.regiments.org/wombats/classics/CKSHILLG.TXT

26. Welcome To Wombats Cricket Club
    The Official HomePage of The wombats Cricket Club A friendly club basedin Taunton Somerset. Welcome to the wombats Cricket Club Web-Site.  
    http://wombatscc.cjb.net/

27. Wombats / Vombati
    Ecco delle immagini di vombati. Here are some pictures of wombats. Non sonobellissimi? Wonderful wombats. Return to Adam's English home page.  
    http://www.mistral.co.uk/ghira/wombats.html
    
    Extractions: Aren't they lovely? This last image is taken from Magic: the Gathering card. Internet Wombat Guild Wonderful wombats Return to Adam's English home page Torna alla homepage italiana di Adam Feel free to send me more wombat pictures. Here's a poem by Ogden Nash: The wombat lives across the seas, Among the far Antipodes. He may exist on nuts and berries, Or then again, on missionaries; His distant habitat precludes Conclusive knowledge of his moods. But I would not engage the wombat In any form of mortal combat. ghira@mistral.co.uk

28. Web Site Design For Small Business In New Zealand
    Affordable and effective web site design for small business in New Zealand.Category Regional Oceania Internet Web Design and Hostingwombats Web Services. This site has been moved to www.wombatsweb.co.nz. You shouldbe redirected to the new location in 10s, if not please follow the link above.  
    http://www.wombatsenvironmental.co.nz/webservices/

29. NEWS.com.au | Man Accused Of Killing Wombats (archived)
    A MAN who allegedly killed several wombats by repeatedly running them over hasbeen charged with cruelty. Man accused of killing wombats February 07, 2003  
    http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,5949087%5E1702,00.html
    
    Extractions: Bathurst Police today said they had charged a 46-year-old man from Portland, near Lithgow, after the bodies of 12 wombats were discovered in NSW's Wollemi National Park last week. Investigators believe the wombats were killed early last week. It is alleged the wombats were run over by a vehicle, in some cases several times. The body of one animal has been sent to Taronga Park Zoo in Sydney, where it is hoped an examination will determine how it died.

30. Willkommen Bei Wombats
    Translate this page wombats erstellt für Sie eCommerce-Lösungen bzw. Internet-Shopping Identity.wombats erstellt für Sie eCommerce-Lösungen bzw. Internet  
    http://www.wombats.de/

31. The Wombats - Australian Folk Music And Dance Band
    The wombats play traditional and contemporary Australian folk songs, dances andmusic and will be visiting North America in February, 2001. About wombats  
    http://www.wongawillicolonialdance.org.au/thewombats/thewombats.htm
    
    Extractions: The Wombats play traditional and contemporary Australian folk songs, dances and music and and visited the North American Folk Alliance Convention in Vancouver and parts of the US west coast in February, 2001. They play a range of instruments featuring piano, violin, accordion, guitar and mandolin. The Wombats: Biographical Band Notes PO Box 17, Albion Park, NSW, 2527, AUSTRALIA Biographical Band Notes Australia and the World celebrated the 'best ever' Olympics in Sydney in 2000. One of the highlights of the Olympics was the late night television program called The Dream presented by Roy Slaven and H.G. Nelson . Their cheeky mascot for the program was a wombat called Fatso who became the darling of many of Australian and overseas athletes and fans.

32. Wombats
    ihr unter www.immerhin-wuerzburg.de shAke iT don´t bReAK iT  
    http://www.wombats-live.de/

33. Vieraile Myös: Www.bloodball.cjb.net
    Blood Ball Club Combat wombats. Tärkeät päättynyt. Edellinen ottelu 3.22003 (17.30 18.30) Habbo Junnut - Combat wombats Lopputulos 2-3.  
    http://www.combatwombats.cjb.net/

34. Wombats . Net
    WOMBAT. picture of a wombat. wombats . NET TH E COUNTDOW N HA S BEGUN.  
    http://www.wombats.net/

35. WOMBAT PHOTOGRAPHS, AUSTRALIAN WILDLIFE, PHOTOGRAPHS, PICTURES
    HOW TO LIST Your Business with Australian Explorer. wombats. Wombat,Wombat, Wombat, Wombat, Wombat, Wombat. Send A Picture As A Postcard.  
    http://www.australianexplorer.com/photographs/australian_wildlife_wombats.htm

36. Wombats
    wombats are without a doubt (in my extremely biased opinion) themost lovable of Australia's many marsupials. Wonderful wombats.  
    http://www.wombat.echidna.id.au/animals/wombat1.htm
    
    Extractions: Wombats are without a doubt (in my extremely biased opinion) the most lovable of Australia's many marsupials. They are large enough to substitute for your average family dog and are just as playful - at least while they're young. It must be said however that Wombats don't automatically do well in captivity and only a handful would make a suitable pet. Please don't write to me asking where you can buy one! You can't. I don't reply to such emails. In particular anyone outside Australia should realize that there is a good chance that any Australian fauna that you might come upon has been smuggled out of this country. A high proportion of smuggled fauna dies in transit. Don't buy Australian fauna unless you are certain it has been obtained legally. Otherwise you are just helping the murderers. Wonderful Wombats There are three species of Wombats. The most numerous and widespread is the Common Wombat (Vombatus ursinus ). The Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat (Lasiorhinus latrifrons) is an arid climate animal and only lives in a few areas of southern South Australia and Western Australia. Its range was much wider before European settlement. It is well adapted to it's harsh environment where it must survive without water in high temperatures. The available food tends to be fibrous and low in water and protein. It lives in extensive warrens where the atmosphere is cool and humid during

37. Waverley Wombats Marrickville Pagewood Cricket Club
    http://www.users.bigpond.com/dpkennedy/

38. SA Museum Online Shop - Books & Papers
    Saltwater People Waves of Memory. Secret Life of wombats. Tadpoles of SoutheasternAustralia. World of the First Australians. Secret Life of wombats.  
    http://shop.samuseum.sa.gov.au/genPage.php?prodID=107

39. Wombats
    wombats. wombats are a marsupial unique to Australia. Early referencebooks classified wombats somewhat differently to that of today.  
    http://users.cybernex.net.au/wombat/wombats.htm
    
    Extractions: WOMBATS Wombats are a marsupial unique to Australia. The largest burrowing herbivores in the world, they come in two groups, the Common Wombat - Genus Vombatus ursinus and the Hairy Nosed Wombat - Genera Lasiorhinus and Wombatula Early reference books classified wombats somewhat differently to that of today. The seventh edition of "FURRED ANIMALS OF AUSTRALIA" by Ellis Troughton, C.M.Z.S., F.R.Z.S., published in 1962 stated that there were two genera of wombats, each having two members. The Naked-nosed or Coarse-haired wombats, genera Vombatus contained of two members, Vombatus ursinus the Tasmanian Wombat and Vombatus hirsutus the Common Wombat. The Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat was listed as Lasiorhinus latifrons and the Queensland Hairy-nosed Wombat was Wombatula gillespiei The "LARUUSSE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ANIMAL LIFE" published by THE HAMLYN PUBLISHING GROUP, Second Impression 1968, records the existence of two species of wombat for the family Vombatidae - the Island Wombat, Vombatus ursinus and the Common Wombat, Vombatus hirsutus . The hairy nosed wombats are recorded as genera Lasiorhinus and Wombatula.

40. NPWS - Fact Sheets - Wombats
    Such behaviour can make them a little unpopular at times! wombats grow to about1.3 metres in length, and can weigh up to 36 kilograms. wombats and people.  
    http://www.npws.nsw.gov.au/wildlife/factsheets/wombat.html
    
    Extractions: Birds Australian brush turkey Bowerbirds Emu Laughing kookaburra Lord Howe woodhen Lyrebirds Magpie Malleefowl Parrots Shearwaters Wedge-tailed eagle Mammals Bandicoots Brush-tailed possum Echidnas Gliding possums Koala Platypus Wombats Snakes Frogs Southern hairy-nosed wombat threatened species profile (PDF - 185KB Click for larger image Wombats Wombats grow to about 1.3 metres in length, and can weigh up to 36 kilograms. They have a large, blunt head with small eyes and ears, and a short, muscular neck. Their sharp claws and stubby, powerful legs make them great diggers. Wombats have been known to live for up to 27 years in captivity. Where they live view a threatened species profile (PDF format - 185KB) Wombats live in burrows, liking well-drained soils that are easy to dig in. The burrows, which are often built on the sides of gullies, can be up to 30 metres long, and several metres deep. Wombats generally stay in the burrows during the day, kept warm in winter and cool in summer. They will often share their home with other wombats. Although they will share burrows, wombats are possessive about their particular feeding grounds. They mark out these areas by leaving scent trails and droppings around the boundaries. If an intruding wombat moves in on their territory, it will be discouraged through a series of snorts, screeches and even a chase. As a result, the wombat population of an area is dependent on the number of available feeding grounds. A young wombat can sometimes take the place of an adult that has died, but often it will be forced to move to another area to find its own feeding ground.

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