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Richmond Birdwing
Recovery Network
Bring
back the butterfly |
Community members, conservation
groups and representatives from local, state and federal agencies can
become members of the Richmond Birdwing Recovery Network Inc. The RBRN
is a non-profit voluntary group.
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| Database Statistics |
| Wild Vines |
Planted Vines |
Butterflies since 2004 |
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1303 |
7945 |
383 |
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News and
Events:
 !st Female at Richmond Park
Date: 01/09/2010 Time: 8.30am
We saw our first female Butterfly for the 2010/11 Breeding cycle on the 1st of September 2010 at Richmond Park, Beerwah.
She was observed at 8.30am and very healthy.
Also the Pararistolochia praevenosa Vines are forming flowers. | | | | 1st Male birdwing at Richmond park 6/9/10
Date: 07/09/2010
The first male Birdwing for the new season was observed at Richmond Park Beerwah. He was seen newly hatched around 3pm still drying his wings. A medium size this male had a slightly deformed wing but was able to fly. | | | |  Kilcoy Wood Wine and Art Festival
Date: 11/09/2010
Venue: Kilcoy Showgrounds
A good family event with plenty of entertainment on both days.A good variety of Stands including the Richmond Birdwing Butterfly Education & Awareness display by Ray Seddon, from the Richmond Birdwing Conservation Network.
Camping is available, entertainment and food.
This is a two day event on the 11th & 12th of September 2010 | | | | Noosa Biosphere Day
Date: 19/09/2010 Time: 9.30am
Venue: Noosa Woods at end of Hastings St, Noosa
Richmond birdwing Conservation Network will have an Education & Awareness Display led by Ray Seddon assisted by Pam Seddon, Joan Heavey& Kylie Walker. There will also be a DVD playing on the Life Cycle of the Richmond Birdwing Butterfly and a talk by Ray Seddon in the Presenters tent | | | |
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