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Wombats:     more books (100)

Diary of a Wombat by Jackie French, 2009-03-23 Diary of a BABY Wombat by Jackie French, 2010-09-13 How to Scratch a Wombat: Where to Find It . . . What to Feed It . . . Why It Sleeps All Day by Jackie French, 2009-02-16 Wombat Divine by Mem Fox, 1999-09-07 Wombat Walkabout by Carol Diggory Shields, 2009-03-19 Swim, Little Wombat, Swim! by Charles Fuge, 2005-08-01 Where To, Little Wombat? by Charles Fuge, 2006-08-28 One Woolly Wombat by Rod; Argent, Kerry Trinca, 1997 Adventures of Little Wombat by Vicki Churchill, Angela McAllister, 2008-09-02 Wombat Stew by Marcia K. Vaughan, Pamela Lofts, 2001-12 The Adventures of the Muddle Headed Wombat by Ruth PARK, 1986 How to Avoid a Wombat's Bum by Mitchell Symons, 2008-06-05 Batter Up Wombat by Helen Lester, 2008-04-21 Wombat & Fox: Summer in the City by Terry Denton, 2007-08-01

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1. WOMBATS - Women's Mountain Bike & Tea Society
   Gravy Wheels 702 San Anselmo Ave San Anselmo, CA (877) 4372988 wombats discounts! POBox 757 Fairfax, CA 94978 415 459-0980 jacquie@batnet.com wombats.org.  
   http://www.wombats.org/

2. Wonderful World Of Wombats The Unofficial Stumpers-L Page
   The unofficial StumpersL page auxiliary web page for difficult reference questions mailing list. extraneous oddities, including an answer to the question which stumps all newcomers, "What's all  
   http://www.regiments.org/wombats
   
   Extractions: Stumpers-L is an email group or conference where Reference Librarians post questions which have them stumped. With a worldwide community of over 1,000 librarians and other experts sharing their knowledge and resources, Stumpers-L is the world's largest and most versatile reference desk and the answers often make for pretty interesting reading. On this, the unofficial page (maintained independently of Dominican University), you will find ancillary and extraneous oddities, including an answer to the question which stumps all newcomers, "What's all this about wombats?!" "Stumpers does the difficult instantly, but the impossible might take a few minutes" Jane Richardson, 23 Oct. 1995 See also the official Stumpers-L page , maintained by students of the Graduate School of Library and Information Science at Dominican University (formerly Rosary College), Illinois.

3. Wombats On The Web
   please join us at our new site http//www.wombats.org/ is open for business.  
   http://www.echonyc.com/~hadley/wombats/wombats.html

4. Tour Of Tasmania: Wombats
   Guide to the Australian state of Tasmania wombats are large, lumbering marsupials which live only in Australia about 3 feet (1m) and weigh approximately 88 lbs (40kg). wombats live in burrows  
   http://www.tased.edu.au/tot/fauna/wombat.html
   
   Extractions: Wombats are large, lumbering marsupials which live only in Australia. They grow to a length of about 3 feet (1m) and weigh approximately 88 lbs (40kg). Wombats live in burrows which they dig in the ground. To assist with their burrowing, they have thick, muscular legs and strong claws. Common wombats (pictured) are found in Tasmania and in some parts of New South Wales. Hairy-nosed wombats are rarer and found only in the more arid regions of Australia. Wombats usually forage for food at either dawn or dusk, avoiding activity during the hotter parts of the day, when they often bask in the sun at their burrow entrance. Wattle the wombat, 1.98Mb QuickTime movie (at Bonorong Wildlife Park) Wombats generally eat grasses and leaves in bush clearings. The wombat population in Tasmania is significant, and wombats tunneling under fences after grazing on farmlands sometimes annoys farmers. Burrows are usually well hidden and wild wombats are not often seen by the public.

5. Welcome To Wombats Hostels... One Of The Best Hostels In The World!
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   http://www.wombats.at/

6. WOMBATS
   Also known as the wombats. Professional mountain biker, Jacquie Phelan, founded the group back in 1987 to offer at Bon Tempe Lake. The wombats usually ride a few times a  
   http://www.kron4.com/Global/story.asp?S=1009820

7. Wombania's Wombat Information Center
   Information on Common and Hairynosed wombats, including their physical description, behavior, diet, and distribution. Also includes wombat pictures.  
   http://www.wombania.com/wombats/
   
   Extractions: Wombania's Wombat Information Center is jam-packed with wombat facts and includes virtually everything you need to know about native Australian wombats. It has information on the wombat, its behavior, diet, habitat, and life cycle. It also features pictures of wombats, maps of wombat distribution, and a list of wombat resources and links. Common w ombat courtesy of Womland , used with permission) Wombats are large burrowing mammals that are found only in Australia and Tasmania. Since wombats are quite timid and are primarily nocturnal, they're difficult to observe in their natural habitat. Consequently they have not been well studied. There isn't an abundance of detailed data available about wombats, and what there is is often contradictory. Information was gathered from a number of sources, so differing viewpoints are included where appropriate. For a complete list of sources, see the

8. Wombats
   Comprehensive information about the weight, diet, and running speed of the wombat.  
   http://www.geocities.com/csean_au/wombat_facts.htm

9. 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

10. WOMBATS - Women's Mountain Bike & Tea Society - Join - Chapters
    Current wombats Chapters. Southeast Massachusetts. Harley schedule. Startyour own wombats Chapter. The benefits of having a Chapter are many!  
    http://www.wombats.org/chapters.html
    
    Extractions: View the 2004 Anchorage ride schedule. The benefits of having a Chapter are many! If you want to open a chapter, join WOMBATS first! Then you get other women to join, and ask us for the chapter contract - send it back, signed by two women - and voila! Chapter status for a year. British Columbia Norway Sweden I arrived early at White Sands National Monument for the ride but there were already lots of bikers picnicking, preparing bikes, comparing stories of past rides. A definite sense of excitement in the air. The Monument is in the desert of southern New Mexico, surrounded by mountains on all sides. Imagine thousands of acres of white gypsum sand dunes open to bikes only after dark on a full moon! From the visitors center, we get only a hint of what lies beyond, "out there", tall white dunes, and lots of vegetation, creosote, mesquite, ocotillo, salt bush, grasses.

11. Wombats | On The Ground | Our Animals
    wombats. Emu, Because wombat babies live in their mother s pouch drinking her milk,wombats are marsupials. Baby wombats stay with their mum for about two years.  
    http://www.abc.net.au/schoolstv/animals/WOMBATS.htm
    
    Extractions: They are mammals A female wombat's pouch opens backwards so that when mum is digging she doesn't cover her baby with sand. Because wombat babies live in their mother's pouch drinking her milk, wombats are marsupials Baby wombats stay with their mum for about two years. They then have to look after themselves. Wombats have thick soft fur. Their strong legs and claws are good for digging burrows to live in. They are very shy. They are nocturnal animals. Most of the day they sleep in a burrow. In the evening or at night they go looking for food. They are herbivores To keep themselves clean they have a dust bath. They lie on their side and scoop sand over themselves. They can swim. Their teeth grow continuously, so if they break a tooth it just re-grows. Wombat droppings are called scats. Each wombat's scats have a different smell. They leave them outside their burrows.

12. Web Site Design For Small Business In New Zealand
    Low cost web site design for small businesses.  
    http://www.wombatsweb.co.nz/
    
    Extractions: We specialise in affordable web site design services to help your New Zealand small business realise its online potential in an increasingly crowded virtual marketplace. Let us help you to raise your online profile with a simple web site and build your business on the internet. We offer a simple but sound approach to web site design which will maximise the opportunity for your New Zealand business web site to be found by your internet customers. Our objective is to make the internet a realistic online option for all businesses, whatever their size or budget. Our web site design approach is therefore flexible and tailored to suit the individual needs of each client, ensuring a focused and effective web site design service that can suit everyone. Please have a look around our web site to see if we can help you to optimise your internet presence. Contact us and we will call you back to discuss your ideas and online business objectives. Seek us and you will be found.

13. Catalyst - Secret Sex Life Of Wombats
    Apparently they’re pretty picky and can get nasty if they don’t fancy theirdate Catriona McCallum thinks trying to get wombats to get it on is the best  
    http://www.abc.net.au/catalyst/stories/s721128.htm
    
    Extractions: Her research into their fertility cycle, preferred habitat and eating habits has been a success with a world first outcome: twin baby wombats. This captive breeding program for common wombats is being developed for use as a model to help save the highly endangered Northern Hairy-nosed Wombats. (full transcript...) Reporter: Paul Willis

14. Wombat Cricket Club
    Based near Taunton Somerset who play friendly cricket. They welcome touring sides who wish a friendly weekend or evening game. Website includes, links, fixtures and statistics.  
    http://www.real-easy-cash.com/wombats/

15. Banjo College - Don't Get Your Hopes Up
    Stories of tragedy, disaster, wombats and embarassment.  
    http://www.banjocollege.com/

16. Wombat - Australian Animals
    WOMBAT. The wombat lives in hilly forest country and it likes to burrow underground. A burrow can be as long as 20 metres. be as long as 20 metres. wombats quickly dig complicated tunnels with their strong legs and to live alone? wombats live alone in their burrows, but other wombats may be  
    http://www.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

17. Stumpers-L The Joy Of Wombats
    Wonderful World of wombats the unofficial StumpersL page. The Joy of wombats. Wecall each other wombats, and we are obsessed with wombat sightings.  
    http://www.regiments.org/wombats/wombats.htm
    
    Extractions: The Joy of Wombats Stumpers-L is not just a question and answer service. It is not just an archive of arcane and academic documentation. It is a community with its own peculiar culture. We call each other wombats, and we are obsessed with wombat sightings. This page explores a little of that culture. We regret that we no longer catalogue wombat-related web sites (furry and otherwise), but we recommend the following site which does:

18. Russell The Wombat's Burrow
    Russell is a common wombat in Canberra, Australia that was released back into the bush. The site also has information on wombats in general.  
    http://www.wombadilliac.com.au

19. Meet.......THE WOMBATS
    Enter a brief description of your site here The Brothers Kevin Kegham Giragosian are the core of The wombats. Kevin is songwriter, lead vocalist and guitarist PICK UP THE wombats NEW LIMITED EDITION 3SONG CD-SINGLE - "LOSE  
    http://www.thewombats.com/

20. Koalas Australiana - Australian Made Soft Toy Koalas, Kangaroos, Wombats, And Pl
    Soft toy koalas, kangaroos, wombats and platypus.  
    http://www.koalas.com.au

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