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‘Extinct’ native bee rediscovered at Eungella after 100 years – Daily Mercury
‘They blew me away’: Meet the 28-year-old Queensland PhD student who tracked the east coast in a thought-to-be-impossible quest
Eungella resident Wendy Storer was at home minding her own business when a stranger turned up on her doorstep.
There was this young fella standing at the door, Ms Storer said.
He was all crazy about bees and he was pretty excited because I had an Illawarra flame tree in the yard.
He just asked if he could look around. Not longer after, he came back really excited.
That stranger was PhD candidate James Dorey. He had traversed the eastern coast of Australia from South Australia up to Cairns to…
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