Dec
07
2011
Wallabies For Sale
Wallaby for sale
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Kelty Wallaby Infant Carrier $40.99 … |
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Wallace & Gromit’s Grand Adventure $5.99 TELLTALE GAMES GAWGUS5 WALLACE & GROMITS GRAND ADVENTURE… |
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Inside the Wallabies $23.99 Take a warts and all look behind the scenes at the mighty Wallabies from their first tour in 1908 until today. |
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Rocky Elsom: Leader of the Wallabies $11.81 ROCKY ELSOM: LEADER OF THE WALLABIES is an insightful and revealing look into the rugby union career of one of Australia’s greatest Wallabies, Rocky Elsom, as seen through the eyes of the key figures in his life, including family members, team-mates and coaches. From representing Australia at under 16s level to attaining cult status in Ireland and named as the best player in the world, Rocky has exerted the same talismanic influence on the Wallabies that Richie McCaw has had on New Zealand. A rugged individualist, Rocky’s biggest task to date will be leading the Australian team for the World Cup in New Zealand in September 2011. “After covering Rocky’s career as a journalist for eight years I thought I had a fair idea of him, but I realized I hardly knew him at all. Rocky is like a modern day renaissance Man, a Leonardo da Vinci in studs. Apart from being one of the greatest Wallabies of his generation, Rocky is a musician, a philosopher, an entrepreneur and a pilot just to list a few of his pastimes. Most people enjoy speaking about, even boasting about, their interests, especially if that is landing a rickety two-seater T-Bird sideways on a slippery runway, not Rocky. He rarely talks about it, he just does it.” – Bret Harris |
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Wallabies and Their Babies $3.48 Students will be thrilled to learn that some moms like to wallow in muddy water, and some babies are six feet tall at birth Intimate shots of animals with their young reveal what parenthood and childhood are like in the wild and at zoos. This up-close look into nature’s nurseries offers a great interdisciplinary resource for students with a budding interest in science or social science. |
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Australian Kangaroos and Wallabies $52.91 This book is in New – Excellent condition |
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One Tortoise, Ten Wallabies $4.99 This book is in Acceptable condition |
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Not for Sale $21.91 Not for Sale |
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For Sale $22.39 For Sale |
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The Sale $12.87 The Sale |
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Inside The Wallabies The Real Story: The Players, The Politics, The Games From 1908 To Today $22.79 Take a warts and all look behind the scenes at the mighty Wallabies from their first tour in 1908 until today. Dally Messenger, Ken Catchpole, Dick Thornett, David Campese, John Eales, Nick Farr-Jones, Cyril Towers, Mark Ella, George Smith, Dave Brockhoff, Andrew Slack, Ray Price, John Hipwell, Jason Little, Phil Kearns, Will Genia…Herbert 'Paddy' Moran was mesmerised by Italian dictator Benito Mussolini. He was also the first captain of a strange, disparate bunch who called themselves the Wallabies. One hundred years on, the Wallabies of today are as outlandish, cocksure and eccentric as their forebears. It is the spirit and soul of this group of remarkable sportsmen that is captured in 'Inside the Wallabies'. This is the real story of the Wallabies from their first games in 1908 to today. It is about the players, the coaches, the politics and the games. It is about the soaring highs of World Cup success and the years when they truly deserved the moniker of Woeful Wallabies. It is about going on Tour, about enmities and friendships, about moments of national elation and player shame. As fast paced as a Mark Ella backline play, as solid as Phil Kearns' front row and as controversial as a Robbie Deans selection, 'Inside the Wallabies' is a fascinating, passionate and insightful history of the world of the Australian Rugby Union. It is a book no rugby fan can be without. |
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Macropods: The Biology of Kangaroos, Wallabies and Rat-kangaroos $52.19 This book covers the proceedings of a major 2006 symposium on macropods that brought together the many recent advances in the biology of this diverse group of marsupials, including research on some of the much neglected macropods such as the antilopine wallaroo, the swamp wallaby and tree-kangaroos. More than 80 authors have contributed 32 chapters, which are grouped into four themes: genetics, reproduction and development; morphology and physiology; ecology; and management. The book examines such topics as embryonic development, immune function, molar progression and mesial drift, locomotory energetics, non-shivering thermogenesis, mycophagy, habitat preferences, population dynamics, juvenile mortality in drought, harvesting, overabundant species, road-kills, fertility control, threatened species, cross-fostering, translocation and reintroduction. It also highlights the application of new techniques, from genomics to GIS. Macropods is an important reference for academics and students, researchers in molecular and ecological sciences, wildlife and park managers, and naturalists. |
