Tim Entwisle
@TimEntwisle
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Author, botanist, broadcaster, etc.; see 'Evergreen: The Botanical Life of a Plant Punk'. Over at 🦋, same handle - I may be away for some time
Australia, Victoria, Melbourne
Joined March 2009
I don't have a full audio version of my memoir (Evergreen etc.) but thanks to Robyn Williams and @RadioNational Science Show, you can hear me attempt the first few pages. It's a ripping yarn... 🙂 https://t.co/ahcih8Im0F
abc.net.au
Tim reads from his memoir reflecting on the place of botanic gardens today.
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Time doesn’t exist. Legendary @EdKuepper , Ivor and co in Northcote last night. (And thought I saw former boss and music aficionado @TimEntwisle in the house…)
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Not loving Threads (and close to hating X) so trying out the blue butterfly. https://t.co/IHxJ5qczY0
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Let reality in. Join me in Canberra on Saturday night, hosting a conversation with master plant propagater Craig Scott. https://t.co/G5NlDG1TIz
events.humanitix.com
Get tickets on Humanitix - The Roseologist Presents: In Conversation with Craig Scott & Tim Entwisle hosted by The Roseologist. Find event information.
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2666 by Roberto Bolano. What a book. Quite a trip. Very tough in parts but also some beautiful, curly writing. I especially liked the bits about seaweeds...
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For completeness, you know who whiping up a storm
Back at The Tote, with Antifade band The Judges, prelude to Tropical F--- Storm. Is it too early to say I like their early stuff more, for a 12 or so month old band? Might have been the mixing. Still, always fun, as will be TFS...
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Back at The Tote, with Antifade band The Judges, prelude to Tropical F--- Storm. Is it too early to say I like their early stuff more, for a 12 or so month old band? Might have been the mixing. Still, always fun, as will be TFS...
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Napoleon's jellyfish returns! There are plants as interesting as oaks, and this is certainly one of them. #talkingplants reinvents itself again... https://t.co/y0dpraARlv
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For algal nerds, and aren't we all? Decipher your favourite seaweed or plankton from this lot https://t.co/bU46j7Nx4L
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Hello Kitty transforms into 32 types of algae for the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo, showcasing the sustainability potential of these versatile organisms.
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If you are in Canberra 9 November 2024, come and listen to my conversation with Craig Scott about growing Australian plants and his life at Mangrove Mountain (alongside an exhibition by artists Rhiannan Berry and Lauren Sutton, 'Wildflower') https://t.co/G5NlDG2ry7
events.humanitix.com
Get tickets on Humanitix - The Roseologist Presents: In Conversation with Craig Scott & Tim Entwisle hosted by The Roseologist. Find event information.
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Why I believe in an interventionist gardener. Just one among many perspectives on the garden in Australia today in 'The Museum magazine', issue 23 @nma #themuseum
https://t.co/qoun639MNG
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Trump debate quotes as read by The Simpsons! #Simpsons #Trump #debate #kamala #debate2024 #homersimpson
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Me explaining, with hand obviously, how good a career in botany can be! Part of a Conservation Careers Panel organised by Unimelb Wildlife Conservation Society and Soil and Plant Society. Lots of great questions and enthusiasm for careers in conservation.
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Magpies on City Gate, @RBG_Victoria, settling in very nicely. Thanks to philanthropic support from Lady Potter.
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Turner's unlikely and irrepressible oak at Kew Gardens https://t.co/fpT95yQ6k7
#talkingplants #oaks #quercus
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Hot oaks in Madrid: a post with only a few oaks within a rather vast, and warm, park on the outskirts of Madrid. https://t.co/y6IfheI1Ge
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After nothing for a few months, two blog posts in a week! This time a pin oak relative (perhaps) from Mount Macedon, Victoria – the famed, but obscure pedigreed, Macedon Oak. #talkingplants #oaks #quercus
https://t.co/VZZ4gYEd0v
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Me trying to explain what makes a pin oak different to other oaks #talkingplants #oaks #quercus
https://t.co/g38DgVjCp2
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Yet, when this is examined under the magic tube, a crystal cylinder, closely set with sparkling emeralds, is revealed." Breckenfeld (1885) The life history of Vaucheria. Am. Mon. microsc. J. 6, p. 6. Besotted - him and me. 2/2
And I'd forgotten this charming epigraph on p. ii: "In walking along the banks of the little stream, where, half concealed by more pretentious plants, our humble Vaucheria grows, the average passer-by, if he notices it at all, sees but a tangled tuft of darkgreen 'scum'. 1/2
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