Richard McLellan

A good omen for my presentation at The Biodiversity Conference: a kaarnka (my Martu name) — or Australian Raven — on the walk trail through Kings Park this morning. #NoongarCountry#TheBioCon #WildOz pic.twitter.com/pgERTY00wG

— Richard McLellan / kaarnka (raven/crow – Martu) (@RichardMcLellan) September 15, 2021

It may not look like much to the average punter, but this tree’s worth celebrating over a beer tonight.
It’s number 1,000 on #TheGreatSandalwoodTransect
Hamelin Station Reserve#MalganaCountry @BushHeritageAus#SantalaceaeScience @ilwscsu pic.twitter.com/LjO8Hfz0Nx

— Richard McLellan / kaarnka (raven/crow – Martu) (@RichardMcLellan) April 28, 2021

I just want to say how proud I am to be a ‘Eucalypt Champion’ for #EucalyptOfTheYear 2021.
Thanks @EucalyptAus
It’s an honour to be associated with such an icon of this continent – of immense cultural, ecological and economic value.

Vote for #EOTY here: https://t.co/NEhVZmgC1x pic.twitter.com/uxhACf8QJo

— Richard McLellan / kaarnka (raven/crow – Martu) (@RichardMcLellan) March 11, 2021

Worth perusing and pondering over prior to this year’s #InvasionDay anniversary: the Colonial Frontier Massacres website at the University of Newcastle https://t.co/JLdhF5LxZg pic.twitter.com/gVqAVjBO3q

— Richard McLellan / kaarnka (raven/crow – Martu) (@RichardMcLellan) January 24, 2021

Just had a request from a friend for this photo to ‘blow-up’ on their wall at home, so thought I’d post it again for all the bird folk.
Australian Hobby (Falco longipennis), Hamelin Station Reserve.#MalganaCountry Gatharraguda#birds @birding 🦅 pic.twitter.com/0SiXTp0DZb

— Richard McLellan / kaarnka (raven/crow – Martu) (@RichardMcLellan) December 31, 2020

“A blog with legs” – reflecting on the longevity of my ‘Jura Mountain Rambling’ blog – on @LinkedIn https://t.co/7ApSk5lElT#hiking #bushwalking #rambling #bloggers #blogging pic.twitter.com/KBjZXchQSl

— Richard McLellan / kaarnka (raven/crow – Martu) (@RichardMcLellan) April 3, 2018