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Wombats:     more books (100)

Watch Out, Little Wombat! by Charles Fuge, 2009-09-01 Wombats (Australian Natural History Series) by Barbara Triggs, 2009-09 Harry the hairy-nosed wombat by Jill; Richardson, Rich (illustrations) Morris, 1970 The Wombat Strategy: A Kylie Kendall Mystery by Claire McNab, 2004-05-01 Wombat Goes Walkabout by Michael Morpurgo, 2000-08-07 A Wombat's World (Caroline Arnold's Animals) by Arnold, Caroline, 2008-01 Happy Birthday, Wombat! a Lift-The-Flap Book by Kerry Argent, 1991-09 The Death of a Wombat by Ivan Smith, 1973 Charles Fort Never Mentioned Wombats (Doubleday science fiction) by Gene DeWeese, Robert Coulson, 1977 Wombats (Naturebooks) by Mary Berendes, 1998-02 Die Wombats bitte nicht streicheln by Elisabeth Honey, Gig, 2000-05-01 Wombat Stew Cookbook by Marcia Vaughan, Pamela Lofts, 2006 Wombat and Emu Trekking in Tibet by Sorrel Wilby, 1993-02-25 The Wombat: Common Wombats in Australia (Australian Natural History Series) by Barbara Triggs, 1996-05

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41. Tokyo Wombats Cricket Club
    Quote of the Week A lot of great wombats have worn this shirt, and a lot of ordinary ones too. Captain GT presents 2010 Wombat debutants with their new shirts .  
    http://tokyowombats.com/
    
    Extractions: I get pestered from our webmistress and others about how little I write for this section of the website. The answer I usually give is that the title says "President's Rant" and there just isn't anything to rant about. So when I write a rant without being asked to, you know that I have something to rant about!.....

42. Wombats
    Facts about wombats and links to more wombat facts, images and fun.  
    http://world.std.com/~raparker/pub/wombats0.html
    
    Extractions: The Wombat Information Center Facts about wombats and links to more wombat facts, images and fun. Introduction I am currently working on my own fact filled wombat page. I haven't finished it yet but I'm putting out what I have. Expect more information and some rearranging. To compensate for what I am currently missing at the bottom of this page I have some links for you to follow. These links are to web pages with wombat facts and wombat fun. I also have links to wombat pictures. I have not checked each link yet. My wombat picture is currently missing. I am going to try to get permission to use it. Wombats are thick-bodied animals that have short, powerful legs with strong claws used for burrowing. They range in length from 70 to 120 cm (27-47 in) and weigh up to 35 kg (77 lb). Their heads are relatively large but they have very small tails and small eyes and short ears. Wombats are grayish brown. The common wombat is coarse haired with a naked nose and rounded ears. The two species of hairy-nosed wombats have soft fur and a hairy muzzle and pointed ears that are slightly longer than those of the common wombat. The wombat, like many famous Australian animals is a marsupial. The female has a pouch but, unlike a kangaroo, this pouch opens rearward. This helps prevent dirt from entering the pouch as the wombat digs.

43. Wombat - Australian Animals
    The wombat lives in hilly forest country and it likes to burrow underground. A burrow can be as long as 20 metres. wombats quickly dig complicated tunnels with their  
    http://ausinternet.com/ettamogah/wombats.htm
    
    Extractions: The wombat lives in hilly forest country and it likes to burrow underground. A burrow can be as long as 20 metres. Wombats quickly dig complicated tunnels with their strong legs and sharp claws, and then they push loosened soil away with their hind feet. Did you know that a wombat likes to live alone? Wombats live alone in their burrows, but other wombats may be in a tunnel close by, or sometimes burrows can interconnect. Wombats are very shy animals. They usually rest in or near their burrows during the day and come out at night to eat. Farmers consider wombats pests because they damage crops and fences, and cattle may break their legs by stepping in wombat burrows. The burrows also provide shelter for rabbits which also damage crops. For these reasons, farmers are often eager to rid their farms of all wombats. The hairy-nosed wombat lives in dry, grassy regions of Australia. This kind of wombat uses its burrow to control its temperature. By staying in its burrow during the day, the wombat keeps cool and conserves water in the summer, and stays warm in the winter. back

44. The Wombats - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    The wombats are an indie rock band formed in Liverpool, England. The band comprises of native Liverpudlians Matthew Murphy (lead vocals, guitar, nose harp, keyboard) and Dan  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wombats
    
    Extractions: Tord Øverland-Knudsen The Wombats are an indie rock band formed in Liverpool England . The band comprises native Liverpudlians Matthew Murphy lead vocals guitar nose harp ... keyboard ) and Dan Haggis ( drums percussion and backing vocals ), alongside Norwegian -born Tord Øverland-Knudsen bass guitar and backing vocals). The band are signed to 14th Floor Records and Roadrunner Records in the United States Discography ... The three band members met in 2003 at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts , soon becoming friends and starting to jam together. In 2006, the band released their debut single Girls, Boys, and Marsupials

45. Wombats
    Freida van Staden wombats. My fascination and endearment towards wombats goes back to 1996 when I was introduced to them firstly in an article written by someone who reared a  
    http://members.tripod.com/Freida_vanStaden/wombat.htm

46. Common Wombat, Common Wombat
    The wombats from Flinders Island are the smallest and are called Vombatus ursinus ursinus. The Tasmania wombats are called Vombatus ursinus tasmaniensis.  
    http://www.wombania.com/wombats/common-wombat.htm

47. Wombats - EHow.com
    Learn about wombats on eHow.com. Find info and videos including How to Identify a Wombat, Wombat Diet, How to Draw a Cartoon Wombat and much more.  
    http://www.ehow.com/wombats/
    
    Extractions: Home Wombats One of the many kinds of marsupials found in Australia is the wombat. Wombats come in three species: the Northern... More Wombats are large, heavy-set marsupials found in Australia, Tasmania and nearby islands. These animals live... More Wombats are cute animals that many people enjoy seeing at the zoo or in the wild. Drawing a wombat is not difficult...

48. Wombania™ Home Of The Wombies, Wombania, Official Home Of The Wombies
    A 3D cartoon about a family of genetically-engineered wombats and their struggle to adapt to a human world.  
    http://www.wombania.com/

49. Animal Planet :: Australia Zoo -- Wombats
    The Crocodile Hunter Animal Planet Australia Zoo wombats  
    http://animal.discovery.com/fansites/crochunter/australiazoo/09wombats.html
    
    Extractions: Wombats Three common wombats live the good life at the Australia Zoo: Dozer and Minibus Chisel , a very naughty male. Common wombats live in southeastern Australia and Tasmania. They prefer heath, coastal scrub and open forest habitats, where the soil tends to be loose and easy to dig. Wombats love to burrow. They are, in fact, the world's largest burrowing mammals. With broad, flattened heads, compact bodies, short, powerful limbs and wide, large-clawed feet, digging is a cinch for the common wombat. A single wombat will establish several burrows, called warrens, in its home range. These are typically built on grassy banks above creeks or gullies, where they have easy access to native grasses and drinking water. Large wombat warrens can include numerous underground branches, several sleeping chambers, and multiple entrances and exits, extending a total length of up to 650 feet. Wombats also build many small warrens, which are usually less than 7 feet in length, to be used as quick escape routes when predators are afoot. They are solitary creatures, known for their intolerance of others. Wombats frequently chase intruders from their burrows and home areas. Curiously though, they have also been observed visiting each other's burrows in apparent peace.

50. Australia Zoo - Our Animals - Mammals - Wombats
    wombats are Australian marsupial mammals that have very short muscular legs and are the closest relative to the Koala. They have a backwards facing pouch so that when they are  
    http://www.australiazoo.com.au/our-animals/amazing-animals/mammals/?mammal=womba

51. NASC Wombats Hockey Club
    The NASC wombats Hockey Club of AlburyWodonga 2010 Hockey season The 2010 Hockey season was a good year for the NASC wombats Hockey Club with 8 teams making it to the  
    http://wombatshockey.com/

52. Answers.com - Wombats Questions Including "What Is The Wombats Lifestyle"
    wombats Questions including Why is the wombat really cute and Are wombats marsupials  
    http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/3562-1

53. Wombats City Hostel In Munich, Germany - Find Cheap Hostels And Rooms At Hostelw
    wombats City Hostel in Munich 90% rating on Hostelworld.com, reviewed by over 1125 customers. wombats City Hostel most recently reviewed on 27th Oct 2010. View Photos of  
    http://www.hostelworld.com/hosteldetails.php/Wombats-City-Hostel/Munich/8249

54. BBC - Newsbeat - The Wombats Return With New Single And Album
    The wombats have announced details of a new single and confirmed their second album will be out this year. The Liverpool trio will release new single Tokyo (Vampires Wolves  
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/10924261
    
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55. Wombats
    wombats live in Australia. Babies live in their mother's pouch for 6 months. wombats dig dens with tunnels. They eat plants at night. They stay in a den in daytime.  
    http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/wombat.htm
    
    Extractions: Wombats Wombats live in Australia. Babies live in their mother's pouch for 6 months. Wombats dig dens with tunnels. They eat plants at night. They stay in a den in daytime. The wombat is a marsupial that digs burrows. It is about 1 metre long from nose to tail, the tail being only a couple of centimetres long. An adult weighs about 25-35 kilograms. Wombats are the largest burrowing mammals. There are three different kinds (species) of wombat. A wombat is covered with coarse grey or brown fur, with a large head, a large nose and small ears. It is solidly built, with large claws for digging. Its body has a rounded appearance. Its back is hard and bony. This bony back is a useful defence against intruders in the burrow, as the wombat uses its back to crush them against the burrow wall. The wombat is nocturnal, which means it is active at night, eating grasses, roots and shrubs. It stays in a burrow in daytime, though sometimes can be seen basking in the sun at the burrow entrance. It lives alone, except for a female with young. Some wombat burrows can be about 20 metres long, with several entrances and chambers. A wombat generally has a number of burrows in its territory, and may visit several during its nightly wanderings.The wombat marks its territory by leaving droppings (scats) on logs and rocks.

56. Wombats . Net
    Photo of a cool wombat WOMBAT. W O M B A T S . N E T T H E C O U N T D O W N H A S B E G U N  
    http://wombats.net/

57. WIRES - Australian Wildlife Rescue Organisation
    Voluntary wildlife rescue and rehabilitation service for sick, injured or orphaned Australian native animals, including possums, wombats, kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, reptiles and birds.  
    http://www.wires.org.au/

58. Environmental Consultants - No Longer Trading
    Independent environmental consultants to the water industry based in Titirangi, providing advice and guidance on environmental issues related to water and wastewater.  
    http://www.wombatsenvironmental.co.nz

59. Native Animal Rescue Group
    Charity provides care for rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife in New South Wales, and opposes government-sanctioned culls of wombats and other wildlife. Based at Braidwood.  
    http://www.narg.asn.au/
    
    Extractions: XLarge Large Normal You are here Home WOMBAT CALENDARS NOW ON SALE FOR 2011!! Written by Bill Waterhouse HOORAY!! 2011 Wombat Calendars Now Available! NARG Wombat Calendars for 2011 are now available for purchase via the NARG store or from members or by phoning the hotline on 02 4846 1900 or by emailing the contact address in the left side menu on the home page. The first orders are currently being completed right now. So, now is the time for your "early bird" orders for 2011 calendars. Call right now! Last Updated ( Wednesday, 13 October 2010 ) Events coming up. Written by Bill Waterhouse 2010 AGM and further training opportunities coming up. Saturday the 16th of October will see NARG members and supporters involved in our third AGM. This will be held at the Braidwood Servicemens Club. Come along and contribute your ideas. This will be followed soon after by our next training course on Wombat care to be held on Saturday 30th October. Also at the Servicemens club, this course is being jointly presented by both NARG and Wildcare. Renowned wombat carer Shirley Lack will be the presenter/ facilitator and it will be about initial rescue and first aid techniques as well as the many care issues throughout the care period. If you are interested in attending the AGM or the following NARG course on Wombat care or, indeed, joining NARG, please contact any of the numbers found on this website or by running off a copy of the membership form and sending it off.

60. Wombats Bed & Breakfast-Content
    Site offers descriptions of facilities and local area attractions, and rates.  
    http://wombatbed.com/

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