Subjects include: eagles and hawks; swan/goose crosses and other hybrid animals; centipedes and millipedes; cuckoos; spiders; insects; bunyip myth and animal mythology; natural rock formations; wasps; design in nature; migratory birds; the aphis; meteors and meteorites; 'dig for victory' campaign to grow vegetables in the second world war; garden pests; birds' nests; blue wrens;' commensalism' and 'symbiosis' - examples from the Great Barrier Reef; marsupials. List of titles:
1. Alligators and Eagles
2. Swooses and Such
3. The Problem of the Cuckoo (used in 1961 in Along the Track)
4. Common Things Seldom Seen
5. The Bogey of the Bush - Animals that never existed
6. Cloud Pictures and Rock Castles
7. Wasps and Wisdom
8. The Birds are Coming Back (used in 1961 in Along the Track)
9. A Virgin's Millions (used in 1961 in Along the Track)
10. Stones from the Sky
11. Enemies in the Garden
12. The Blue Bird of Happiness (used in 1961 in Along the Track)
13. More Bird Notes
14. Animal Communists
15. Some Kangaroo Fallacies.

Subjects include: snakes; sharks; cats' vision; animals' eyes; stories from Hattah Lakes in the Mallee; snake bite; aboriginal implements and ceremonial objects; naming of animals; flora associated with Christmas; spiders; tall trees; reptiles' eggs; Poikilothermal/homoiothermal definitions; rock pools; rain and the importance of forests; flying foxes. List of titles:
16. More Arguments: Snakes and Cats' Eyes
17. Eyes that Shine in the Night
18. Snakes and Snake Bite - Some Hints for Holiday Campers
19. Black Art
20. Iguana or Goanna?
21. Christmas Trees and Christmas Queries
22. A Budget of Curiosities
23. A Spider's Wiles and other Notes
24. The Tallest Trees in the World
25. Incubators were made before nests (used 1961 in Along the Track)
26. Why 98.4 is important - Warm Blood and Cold Blood (Used 1961 in Along the Track)
27. The Art of Keeping Warm
28. A World in a Rock Pool (used 1961 in Along the Track - along with No. 522)
29. How Forests Help
30. Flying Foxes (used in 1961 in Along the Track - along with No. 448. Ref. Wild Life March 1943).

Subjects include: red rain; frogs; flies; crayfish; birds (general); cunjevois (sea squirts, sea potatoes); tadpoles; classification of flora and fauna; plankton; lizards; earthworms. List of titles:
31. Red Rain and Showers of Frogs
32. Mystery of the Baby Flies
33. Tricking a Crayfish
34. Birds/ Blind Babies and other notes
35. The Tadpole that took the Wrong Turning
36. Animal or Bird - or What?
37. Some Random Specimens
38. Plankton and the Harvest of the Sea
39. What the Cat brought in
40. Lizard and other Specimens
41. Earthworms and snails
42. Ethelbert Again
43. Paterson's Blessing
44. Australia's Most Widespread Bird
45. Talking of this and That.

Subjects include: bluebottles; jellyfish; fossils; eucalypts; ater; lyrebirds; colour in nature; gemstones; snakes; leaves; eels; flowers; cunjevois (sea potatoes). List of titles:
46. Bluebottles and Jellyfish
47. Nature's Surprise Packets
48. Riddles of the Rocks
49. Gumtree Travellers
50. Arguments from the Sky
51. Our Prima Donna Bird
52. Nature Hides Her Family
53. Not in file
54. Not in file
55. Answers to Queries - A Lost Scent: Holes in Seashells (Topical)
56. Some Quaint Australian Industries
57. Listeners' Queries: What snakes can swallow: Australia = A Region
58. Why Leaves are Green
59. The Saga of the Eel
60. Lost Lands : Another Snake Myth : Answers to Queries (Topical)
61. Australia's National Flower
62. Notes and Queries (Topical) - no script
63. Cunjevoi
64. Queries (Topical)
65. Answers to Queries (Topical).

Subjects include: bandicoots; birds' nests; waterproofing in nature; whales; bees; carpet beetles; solar eclipse; red rain; the moon. List of titles:
66. The Amazing Bandicoot
67. Snakes Worms and Forest Fires (Topical)
68. Buildings of Mud
69. Answers to Queries (Topical)
70. Nature's Waterproofing
71. More Questions Answered
72. Why do Stranded Whales Die? [Note that talk already broadcast on 3DB and 3LK (12 October 1944), so recording (23 October) not to be used on these stations]
73. How doth the Little Busy Bee?
74. More about Bees (Part 2)
75. Carpet Beetle Paradox
76. Answers to Questions (Topical)
77. Eclipse of the Sun (Topical-to be used before 14 Jan 1945)
78. Red Rain and Red Ruin
79. A Visit to the Moon
80. Answers to Queries (Topical).

Subjects include: ecology (balance in nature); birds; fish farming; penguins; beetles; seagulls; stingrays; bees; Kangaroo Island; kangaroos; wrens. List of titles:
81. A Question of Balance
82. Case Moths (Topical)
83. Answers to Queries (Topical)
84. When Birds Wander
85. Farming the Seas
86. A Remarkable Spider
87. Little Men of the Snow
88. Jewel Beetles Etc. (Topical)
89. Where Seagulls Sleep
90. Cockatoos and Romantic Parrots (Topical)
91. Stingers of the Sea
92. Whistling the Dog (Topical)
93. Another Missing Link (Topical)
94. Extinguishing Animals
95. Odd Bird Notes (Topical)
96. More Fairy Wrens.

Subjects include: interplanetary space; birds; grebes; bats; oysters; poisonous and predatory trees; prickly pears; bones. List of titles
97. Rockets, Space and the Moon
98. Some More Strange Birds
99. Answers to Queries (Topical)
100. Carrying the Baby
101. A Worthy Bean: Breeding Queries (Topical)
102. Confidence in Birds
103. Questions at Random (Topical)
104. Where are the Rats?
105. Birds with Bells On (Topical)
106. Oyster Oddities
107. More Queries (Topical)
108. Shades of the Upas Tree
109. Dabchicks, Tussock Moths, etc (Topical)
110. A Thief to catch a Thief
111. Notes and Answers (Topical)
112. 'Bone Mines'.

Subjects include: lizards; birds and birds nests; nautilus shells; fungi; animal and plant reproduction; Henry James Burrell; the platypus; whales; birds and ecology; extinction of animals; bird intelligence; marsupials. List of titles:
113. Poisonous Lizards and a Bird Problem (Topical)
114. The Ship of Pearl
115. Vegetable Caterpillars and Cuckoo Spit (Topical)
116. Some Breeders' Fallacies
117. When Blowflies Crash (Topical)
118. The Apostle of the Platypus
119. Platypus Venom (Topical)
120. Leviathans Afloat
121. Flowering Toadstool, Giant Snake (Topical)
122. Birds and Man
123. Cormorants, Fishes and Dingoes (Topical)
124. Our Disappearing Animals
125. Confession of Faith (Topical)
126. Are Birds Intelligent?
127. Vegetable Queries (Topical)
128. Adaptive Radiation.

Subjects include: birds' nests; animal breeding; spiders; animal behaviour, including ant behaviours; the pukeko (eastern swamp hen); barnacles; birds (general); zoogeography; spiders; scientific discoveries, including comment on science in society; x-rays. List of titles:
129. Open-Air Notes (Topical)
130. Birds' Nest Oddities
131. Hybrids and Spiderwebs (Topical)
132. The Not-so-wise Ant
133. Sea Shore Topics (Topical)
134. Pukeko Antics
135. A Little Variety (Topical)
136. Barnacle Bill
137. Sandworm Carnival (Topical)
138. The Land of the Sloth
139. A Little Variety (Topical)
140. Some Sequels
141. Ants and Time (Topical)
142. The Lure of the Whitebait
143. Questions about Spiders (Topical)
144. Looking Backwards
145. More about Spiders (Topical)
146. About Rays (Diathermy).

Subjects include: tidal waves; whales; need for conservation of the environment, including comment on Wilson's Promontory; Louis Pasteur; the Tasmanian Tiger; hibernation of animals; bees; penicillin; ants; ribbon fish and oar fish; John White, naturalist; stingrays. List of titles:
147. Tidal Waves and Isostacy (Topical)
148. Archimedes and the Whale
149. Stocktaking (Topical)
150. Louis Pasteur
151. Tasmanian Tiger Hunt (Topical)
152. Sleeping it off
153. Bumble Bees etc. (Topical)
154. A Mouldy Story
155. Bugs and Mystery Stones (Topical)
156. Ants' Guests
157. Oar Fish and Ribbon Fish (Topical)
158. John White, Naturalist
159. Imagine You're a Louse! (Topical)
160. Stingrays Don't Swallow their Young.

Subjects include: insect behaviour; meteors; pigeons; green flowers; Cape Barren Geese; eggs. List of titles:
161. Curiosities of Land and Sea (Topical)
162. Will Insects Conquer Man?
163. Meteor Showers (Topical)
164. Pigeons in Town
165. Cat's Eyes and Dodos (Topical)
166. Green Flowers
167. Odd Queries (Topical)
168. Monty's Goose
169. Answers to Queries (Topical)
170. Inside the Egg
171. Burrowing Frog and a Jack-in-the Box (Topical)
172. Incubation Problems [to follow 170]
173. Fish Yarns, etc. (Topical)
174. Fishing Fish.

Subjects include: grasshoppers; whaling; extent of knowledge in natural history; fish that are able to give off illumination; life on other planets; willie wagtails; fauna of Africa; bats. Script 180A is a Christmas Message and gives details of new format for broadcasts to incorporate listeners throughout Australia, New Zealand and (soon) South Africa. List of titles:
175. Eyes, Ants and Bicycle Lizards (Topical)
176. Grasshoppers
177. Clearing up (Topical)
178. Whaling
179. Penny Dip (Topical)
180. What we don't know
180A. [Unnumbered in file, broadcast Sunday 22 December 1946]
181. Messages and Wasps (Topical)
182. Lanterns in the Depths
183. Miners and Mynas (Topical)
184. Life in the Sky
185. In Reply to Yours (Topical)
186. Give me the Willies
187. Welcoming South Africa (Topical)
188. Bats and Radar
189. Peanuts and Peppercorns (Topical)
190. The Elephants' Graveyard.

Subjects include: conservation - protection of game; fossils; birds - flocks in flight; birds - mimicry; insects; age of the earth; Murray cod; leeches; fleas. File also includes correspondence: letter attached dated to script 201 dated 24 June 1947, from Norman Heymanson of A.B. Gibson and Sons, Manufacturing Chemists. Thanks for loan of script, interested in mention of slug and snail killers (makers of KO4); 2 letters attached to script 203, both dated 9 January 1947 -requesting that gift of books by 'Uncle George' (Mr G L White) to Fairfield infectious diseases hospital, be acknowledged on air. List of titles:
191. Conservation (Topical)
192. About Fossils
193. Various Queries (Topical)
194. How do they do it?
195. Dwarf Trees, etc. (Topical)
196. Nature's Linguists
197. Answers to Queries (Topical)
198. Charting the Sea
199. Good and Bad in Birds (Topical
200. Bugs and Bugs
201. Queries Answered (Topical)
202. The Age of the Earth
203. Answers to Queries (Topical) [3DB Broadcast 1 June 1947. Letters attached: 1. 9/1/1947]
204. Mystery Pictures
205. In Reply (Topical)
206. The Wicked Flea.

Subjects include: spiders; amphibious animals; animals used for sport - shooting, racing etc; apostle birds; insect calls; cockchafer beetles; sharks and porpoises; Japan - flora and fauna; Japan - forest and soil conservation; death of R. H. Croll; centipedes and millipedes; bird migration. List of titles:
207. Spiders, etc. (Topical)
208. Teeth
209. Snails' eggs and Termites (Topical)
210. What are Amphibians?
211. Be a Sport! (Topical)
212. Lousy Jack
213. Mixed Bag (Topical)
214. Insect Music
215. Notes and Specimens (Topical)
216. Beetles' Night Out
217. More Answers (Topical)
218. Sharks, Porpoises, etc.
219. Japanese Impressions (Topical)
220. They love their Forests
221. In Reply to Yours (Topical)
222. Wild Dog Dingo
223. Tribute to R H Croll/ Hundred Legs (Topical)
224. George and the Birds.

Subjects include: animal hybrids; cats; hawks; conservation - protection of native animals; worms; animal behaviour - blackbirds and rats; forest pyrology; sundews (drosera); kiwis; animal plagues; fish farming. List of titles:
225. Mothers and Fathers (Topical)
225A. Be a Sport! [Unnumbered in file, but cf. 211]
226. Cats and Cats
227. Lucky Dip (Topical)
228. Hawks: Good or Bad (Topical)
229. Old Sustainers (Topical)
230. The Laziest Worm in the World
231. Blackbird Takes a Trick (Topical)
232. Forest Pyrology
233. Your Quiz
234. Sundews
235. From Here and There (Topical)
236. The Ky-Wy Bird
237. Listeners' Observations (Topical)
238. Swarms and Plagues
239. Gorillas, etc. (Topical)
240. More about Fish Farms (Non-Topical).

Subjects include: amphipods (sand-hoppers); tiger cats; magpies; tree crickets; Gordius worms; seaweed; aborigines; hedgehogs; comets; processionary caterpillars (notodontidae); trees; animal plagues; gecko lizards; crayfish; animal lifespan. List of titles:
241. Listeners' Topics (Topical)
242. Hopping Pioneers
243. A Queensland Mystery (Topical)
244. A Pond-Life Story
245. Nature's Food Control (Topical)
246. Seaweed for Supper
247. Handedness and Hedgehogs (Topical)
247A. Comets (Topical) [Done live, 13 December 1947] (2 copies)
248. Do You Know This One?
249. Katydids and Peewees (Topical)
250. Grubs on Parade
251. Outdoor Queries (Topical)
252. Inside a Tree
253. More about Plagues (Topical)
254. Gravity Defied
255. Spiders and Palolos (Topical)
256. Age and Size.

Subjects include: life-cycle of insects; brush tailed phascogale; identification of insects; conservation - polar regions; taming wild animals; the nature of life; relationship of plant and animal life; robins; food; frogs; shellfish. List of titles:
257. A Few Guesses (Topical)
258. Where have the Insects Gone?
259. Don't think its Common! (Topical)
260. Brush-Tailed Killer
261. Insect Contradictions
262. Polar Problems
263. From Maths to Music
264. Making Friends
265. Death Watch and Whirlwinds (Topical)
266. Threshold of Life
267. Answers (Topical)
268. Welcome, Little Robin
269. Not in file
270. Chicken-Feed
271. Frog Voices
272. Storming a Castle.

Subjects include: waves; the sun; cormorants (shags); feeding habits of immature animals; coal; animals' tails; shells; frogs; tenth anniversary broadcast, recorded 10 September, 1948, to be played simultaneously over all stations in the first week of November; ecology; magpies' nests; flora and fauna of Western Australia; plant breeding. File includes 2 loose sheets summarising 277-287. List of titles:
273. Waves and Fires
274. When Birds Get Drunk
275. The Common Cormorant or Shag
276. Food for the Young
277. Answers and Thanks
278. The Story of Coal
279. Tails
280. More about Tails
281. Not What They Seem
282. Cannibal Frogs
282A. Special Birthday Broadcast
283. Horses for Courses
284. All Done with Wires
285. On the Murchison
286. New Varieties.

Subjects include: convergence and adaptive radiation (biological); birds (general); gliders; galahs and cockatoos; 'mercy killing' among birds; cuckoos; tumbler pigeons; the notornis; sexual differences of birds; ladybirds; nature trail conducted as part of recent Pan-Pacific Scout Jamboree in Victoria; rabbits. File includes promotional trailers for scripts 295, 296, and 297 to 310. List of titles:
287. Convergence
288. Bird Notes and Queries
289. Gliders of the Gum Trees
290. Bird Notes and Queries
291. An Irish Folk Tale
292. Husbands and Wives
293. Bird Queries
294. Tumbler Pigeons
295. New Zealand's New Old Bird
296. Bird Sexing and Other Queries
297. Ladybirds
298. Some Funny Questions
299. Nature Trails
300. Rabbit Queries.

Subjects include: fowls; crickets; periwinkles; insect behaviour - ants and bees; animals shedding their skins; kookaburras; cuckoos; earth tremors and rain; tumbler pigeons; bird courtship displays; ecology - animals living on islands; animal instinct; bird flight; fleas; snails; caterpillars and moths. List of titles:
301. Cackling Hens and Motherly Roosters
302. Cricket Curiosities
303. Shellfish Mathematics
304. Do Insects Talk?
305. Shedding a Skin
306. Kookaburra and Channel-Bill
307. When the Earth Trembled
308. Sundry Queries
309. Matrimonial Tumbles
310. Living on an Island
311. Instinct or Intellect?
312. More Wonders of Instinct
313. Wonders from Afar
314. The Flight of Birds
315. Fleas and Little Snails
316. Woolly Bears and Weather.

Subjects include: caterpillars; leaf skeletons; bird observation scheme; bracken; blackberries; protozoa; eider ducks; Vitus Bering (naturalist); birds' tails; albinism in animals; genetics; scale insects; birds' nests. File includes promotional trailers to scripts 319, 320 and 323 to 328. List of titles:
317. Trees from the Sky
318. Leaf Skeletons
319. Are You a Bird Observer?
320. Baby Birds are Big
321. Old Friends
322. Wonderful Bracken
323. Protozoa - What are They?
324. Gate-Crashing a Bats' Hospital
325. Spectres and Eiderdowns
326. From Bering to Loch Ness
327. Tails of Birds
328. Mercy Killings and Stupid Wasps
329. Seals With False Teeth
330. When Colour Really Matters
331. What are these Genes?
332. Crystal Palaces for Bugs
333. The Devil's Claw
334. Queer Nesting Sites.

Subjects include: ant behaviour; birds (general); introduced birds; stray cats; animal extinction; moas; giant snails (achatina fulica); tall trees; insect migration; ecology - organisms living in and near water; animal names - common and scientific; insects, including crickets and cicadas. File includes promotional trailers to scripts 335, 336, 343, 344, 346, 349 and 350. List of titles:
335. Battle of the Ants
336. Musings Among Birds
337. More Musings
338. Not in file
339. Birds from Abroad
340. Pity the Alley Cat
341. They Can't Come Back
342. The Valley of the Moas
343. Myna Mimics: Giant Slugs
344. That Giant Snail
345. Tall Timber
346. Insect Migrants
347. A World in a Waterhole
348. What's in a Name?
349. Insect Thermometers
350. Breeding in Shifts.

Subjects include: shamrock and clover; birds (general); Muscovy ducks; butcher birds; aquatic mammals; nudibranchs ('sea-slugs'); tunicates; snakes; fish; the lakes at Broken Hill; horses; kangaroos. File includes promotional trailers to scripts 353 to 358, 361 and 362. List of titles:
351. The Dear Little Shamrock
352. Cuckoo Tricks
353. Mimicry and the Goat Moth
354. Whodunit?
355. Leviathans Afloat
356. Horsehairs Don't Come to Life
357. Strange Things from the Sea
358. Birds and Electric Wires
359. Fish and the Sea
360. Sea Curios
361. The Desert Blossomed
362. More Spider Lore
363. Some Horse Questions
364. Not in file
365. Not in file.

Subjects include: birds of paradise; fish; jelly fish; hares; rabbits; fish - tagging; fossils; swans; animal behaviour; insects; sheep; leeches; spiders. File includes promotional trailers to scripts 373 to 376, 379 and 380. List of titles:
366. Point to Point
367. Odd Questions
368. Birds of Paradise
369. Why do Fishes Drown?
370. When Sharks Don't Eat
371. Things We Seldom See
372. Mostly About Hares
373. Just Tagging Along
374. Fossils
375. Animal Behaviour
376. Insect Queries
377. Odd Notes on Sheep
378. Mixed Bag
379. Leeches
380. 'Mean things, spiders!'.

Subjects include: birds (general); national parks - introduction of non-native plants; shell fish; snakes; quicksand; animal behaviour - suicide?; whales; caterpillars; efts (related to frogs and toads); animals with poisons. File includes promotional trailers to scripts 383 to 386, and 391 to 396. List of titles:
381. Tame Wild Birds
382. The Listener's Turn
383. Bad Taste and Aspidestras
384. Crabs on Hinges
385. Snake Venom Queries
386. Quicksands
387. Old Ground
388. Blood Suckers and Smells
389. Animal Suicides
390. Whale Food
391. A Woman, a Dog and a Walnut Tree
392. Legs and the Grub
393. Magpie Freak: Battle at Sea
394. Brief Answers
395. What is an Eft?
396. Poison Warfare.

Subjects include: insects; bandicoots; hawks; bird behaviour - work of Johann Loeser; possums and disease in humans - request from the Alfred Hospital for listeners' help in sending specimens for medical research; insect bites; earthquakes; ecology - birds; crustaceans. No sessions are numbered 405 or 406, but numbers 407 and 408 are used twice each, hence 407A and 408A. List of titles:
397. Brains and Pains
398. Bandicoots
399. About Hawks
400. Mechanics and Motherhood
401. Two Public Matters
402. Can It Bite?
403. Earthquakes and Terrors
404. As the Walrus Said
407. What are Earthquakes?
407A New Pests for Old
408. Listeners' Notes
408A Watching or Listening?
409. The Footless Wonder
410. Mud Nesters.

Subjects include: seagulls; the Royal Australian Ornithologists' Union; animals' consumption of water; wood wasps; agriculture and the early years of white settlement in Australia; rabbits; Wilson's Promontory; human vision - blind spots; Daisy Bates; Albert Sherbourne LeSouef; Bill Nichols; dingos; grebes; insects; kiwis; shrimps and prawns. List of titles:
411. Tame-Wild Birds
412. Bird-Men's Jubilee
413. Drink or Die
414. Mainly about Birds
415. The Wood Wasp
416. King and the Grub-worm
417. Dealing with the Rabbit (2 copies)
418. On the Prom.
419. The Blind Spot
420. Footprints on the Sands
421. A Dog without a Country
422. Seasonal Queries
423. Tom Pudding and Co.
424. Insects with Tails
425. More About Kiwis
426. Shrimps and Prawns.

Subjects include: animal names, animal mythology; conservation - destruction of wild life by 'new Australians'; elephants; snakes; fungi; birds that burrow; hydra; conservation - proper use of trees; pelicans; swallows. List of titles:
427. Yes, We have no Hyenas
428. A Perverted Sense of Humour
429. For New Australians
430. Poetic Licence
431. Elephants' Graveyard
432. Snakes and Fungi
433. Burrowing Birds
434. More Burrowing Birds
435. He Flies Through the Seas
436. Hydra the Boneless Wonder
437. Thoughts on Trees
438. A Wonderful Bird...
439. Profitless Questions
440. Cleaning Up
441. Swallows that Stayed
442. Kiwis and Mermaids.

Subjects include: ecology and birds; Mallee birds; rain making experiments; ecology and insects; cloud seeding; snakes; flying foxes; animal mythology; taipans; plovers; whales; amber; insects; dinosaurs; ducks and duck shooting; tea-tree; conservation - protection of native animals; animals as pests; plants reproduction; ant behaviour; rhododendrons. List of titles:
443. 'Horses for Courses'
444. More about Mallee Birds
445. Making it Rain
446. Music and Milk
447. More about Rain
448. Flying Foxes and Spitting Snakes
449. The Abominable Snow Man
450. Of Many Things
451. Taipans on the Move
452. A Hypnotized Plover
453. The Whale's Shrimp Trap
454. Freshwater Mussels
455. Flies in Amber
456. Days of the Giants
457. What is a Duck Worth?
458. Who Put the Tea in the Tea-Tree?
459. Leave them Alone
460. A Tale of Tails
461. Grass Does Have Flowers
462. Calling all Ants!
463. Romance and the Rhododendron
464. Bird Puzzle: Teatree and Mullet.

Subjects include: We Of The Never-Never by Mrs Aeneas Gunn, and PCM's meeting with Mrs Gunn in 1944; rabies; insects and insect bites; insects' antennae; grasshoppers; cockatoos; parrots; birds on the Montebello islands; fish and scales; cormorants; otoliths ('earstones'); animal names; shearwaters; yabbies (freshwater crayfish); frost; cuckoos; wattle birds; stags' antlers; claypans; animals' flight; theories of evolution. List of titles:
465. Mine Host Has Gone
466. Rabies and Us
467. Harmless 'Bities'
468. The Grasshoppers' Whiskers
469. Locust Plagues
470. Cockatoos and Parrots
471. Birds of Montebello
472. Why Fish Have Scales
473. Cormorants and Fish
474. Ear Stones and Milestones
475. What's in a Name?
476. Curlew and Crocodile
477. Another Atlantic Crossing
478. Yabbie Holes and Bilbies
479. When Jack Frost Comes
480. Do Cuckoos Spit?
481. Wattle Birds
482. Varied Fare
483. The Stag's Antlers
484. Claypans
485. Things that Fly
486. How and Why.

Subjects include: birds - shrikes; the Royal Australasian Ornithologists' Union; Ayer's Rock; Koels (cooee birds, Flinders cuckoos); snakes; marine biology and zoology; ants; Central Australia - flora and fauna; insects. Numbering is irregular between scripts 488 and 495. File includes newspaper clipping attached to script 492: The Sun Weekend Magazine, Saturday 5 June 1954, p.24 'Wild Life with Crosbie Morrison'. List of titles:
487. Biggest and Smallest
488. Ripley was Right
487/9. Shriek or Shrike?
488. Questions about the Sea
489. Some Common Queries
490. Ayers Rock
491. Koel the Cuckoo
482. Don't Specialise Too Much
493. Not in file
494. Not in file
495. Snakes Again
496. At the Beach
497. Ants that Hold On
498. Mount Olga, Central Australia
499. Seasonal Multitudes
500. Weather, Climate, etc.

Subjects include: potatoes; fish; birds; Royal Australasian Ornithologists' Union; insects; Central Australia - flora and fauna; plant poisons; Central Australia - birds; elephant sharks; aborigines - stone tools; the Montebello islands - ecology before the atomic tests; spiders. List of titles:
501. Potato Freaks
502. Mainly About Fish
503. Birds and Weather
504. Lizards, Moths, Etc.
505. Insect Specimens
506. More Insects
507. Oasis in the Desert
508. Feeders on Poisons
509. Some Birds of the Centre
510. Elephant Sharks
511. Blackfellow Stones
512. Leaves, Prickles, Bee-flies and Spiders
513. More Montebello
514. Mainly About Knots
515. Where the Wind Is
516. The Barking Spider.

Subjects include: Central Australia - flora and fauna; birds; swallows; plants - photosynthesis; coral; animals parental care; birds - 'anting'; butterflies; diprotodons; birds - shooting for sport; birds - eggs; bees. List of titles:
517. On the Ghan
518. Birds with Wrong Names
519. Where the Swallows Go
520. Sugar from the Air
521. Aerial Answers
522. Mainly about Coral Reefs
523. No Mother Love
524. Birds 'Anting'
525. We Don't Know Our Butterflies
526. Camouflage and Assassins
527. Diprotodons
528. Are we Barbarians?
529. Where Chickens Come From
530. Honey and Stings.

Subjects include: Central Australia, especially Hermannsburg Station; animals' tails; animal behaviour; C14 -carbon dating; 'green tree ants' (Oecophylla virescens, 'au au'); snake bites; huntsman spiders (Isopeda immanis); crabs; birds' navigational instincts. List of titles:
531. Koporilja Day
532. Mainly Catty
533. Tales of Tails
534. Animal Behaviour
535. C14
536. Mixed Questions
537. Don't Get Me Wrong!
538. The Green Ant
539. Atoms and Ages
540. A Crab and a Junk
541. Snakes and Snakebite
542. Spiders and Crabs
543. All Over the Place
544. Still All Over the Place
545. How Do Birds Navigate?
546. Starlings in Flocks.

Subjects include: animal reproduction; curled leaf spiders (Araneus wagneri); fish - flounders and soles; dogs; gannets; spiders; wasps; animals' hearts; mallee-fowls. List of titles:
547. Searchlights, Flowers in the Sick Room, Etc
548. Eggs and Living Young
549. The Spider's Lift
550. When Whales Itch
551. Flounders and Soles
552. Why Dogs Bury Bones
553. Gannets in Danger
554. One from Korea
555. The Wasp's Drug
556. Another Mixed Bag
557. Have a Heart!
558. Hunter and Hunted
559. Natural Incubators
560. Plenty of Variety.

Subjects include: possum gliders; seagulls; earthquakes; whales; animal injuries; snakes; fish; animal itches; goannas; cicadas; wasps. List of titles:
561. Bats, Cats and a Bird
562. Odd Pet and Beetle Babies
563. Possum Gliders
564. Small Fry
565. Seagulls and Earthquakes
566. Compensation for Accident
567. Snakes and Mathematics
568. Some Fish are Suckers
569. Under-Water Music
570. Reply to an Itchy Boy
571. Goanna Bites
572. Cicadas' Lives
573. Looking for a Fight
574. More Ways of Wasps.

Script number 1 includes explanation of change of station - coincided with cessation of publication of Wild Life, and PCM becoming special writer exclusively for The Argus. Subjects include: trees; birds - mating behaviour; stoats; weasels; polecats; 'shield' bugs; tortoises; bird behaviour; the Kerguelen petrel; the funnel web spider; seaweed; birds' nests; kangaroos; birds. List of titles:
1. Why Have Trees Bark?
2. Mobbing for Winter
3. Stoats, Weasels and Polecats
4. Shield Bugs
5. Tortoises Make Poor Pets
6. (Note to indicate missing - Title: Do Nightjars Milk Goats?)
7. Birds with a Conscience
8. Basket Fungus and a Caterpillar Fraud
9. Creepy Spiders
10. Have You Ever Seen a Seaweed Seed
11. Kangaroos and Flying Snakes
12. Birds in the Roof
13. Drinking Like a Fish
14. Seagulls and Old Cats
15. Kangaroos
16. Bird Questions.

Subjects include: animals' eyes; snakes; lizards; forest fires; protection of koalas; sea squirts (sea potatoes); observation of birds; spiders; Royal Australasian Ornithologists' Union; bird photography; bower birds; frogs; bees; animal noises; bracken. List of titles:
17. Eyes
18. Legless Lizards
19. Racehorse Lizards
20. Forest Fires
21. Koala Time
22. The Laziest Thing
23. Talking About Birds
24. Spiders are Clever
25. How to Photograph Birds
26. Bower-Birds Artists
27. Mainly About Frogs
28. Many Answers
29. A Pound of Honey
30. Noises in the Night.

Subjects include: possum gliders; lizards' eggs; insects; books on Australian birds; birds; animals' sight; dinoflagellates (protozoa); ducks; cabbage white butterfly caterpillars; aquariums; moths; birds' nests; warblers; butterflies; porcupines; bird migration. List of titles:
31. Gliders and Lizards' Eggs
32. Insect Queries
33. Bird Books and Terns
34. Summer Insects
35. Seeing in the Dark
36. A Mixed Bag
37. A Trip for Young Fishes
38. One Small Girl's Questions
39. Can a Duck Swim?
40. Assorted Answers
41. The Enemy Within
42. Aquariums Gone Wrong
43. What Moths Don't Eat
44. Tailor Birds
45. How Butterflies Don't Eat
46. Migrating Birds.

Subjects include: grasshopper plagues; nautilus shells; birds; crocodiles; alligators; frogs; death-watch beetles; spiders; wasps; animals' deaths; the fat tailed mouse; bird song; marsupial mole (Notoryctes typhlops). List of titles:
47. Grasshopper Hordes
48. Snakes and Things
49. Nautilus Shells
50. Some Bird Corrections
51. Where the Dingo Fits in
52. The Gem of All Birds
53. Crocodiles and Tadpoles
54. Death Watches and Such
55. The Death of a Wasp
56. The Elephants' Graveyard
57. When Puss Purrs
58. Fat Tailed Mouse
59. Earwigs and Bees' Brains
60. Spring Songs and Eels
61. Marsupial Mole
62. Yabbies and Moonshine.

Subjects include: sea shells; white ants (Isoptera); 'witchetty' grubs; 'bardee' grubs; kookaburras; 'Gippsland crocodiles': leaves; birds; jellyfish; Murray pine trees (Gymnosperms); protection of black tiger snakes; moths; dugongs ('sea cows'). List of titles:
63. Flesh-Eating Possum
64. Bell-Birds and Tears
65. Sound of Sea
66. 'Lesser Fleas' and Snakes' Jaws
67. Sea Worms and Rainbows
68. White Ants
69. Bardees and Witchettys
70. Mixed Bag
71. Nesting Kookaburras
72. Gippsland's Crocodile and Fleas
73. Inside a Green Leaf
74. Successful Jellyfish
75. Smoking Pine Trees
76. Bass Strait's Black Tigers
77. The Moth and the Flame
78. The Unbeautiful Mermaid.

Subjects include: moas; marine life of the Great Barrier Reef; birds; animal mythology (the 'Wonthaggi Monster'); fish parasites; parasites general; sea shells; the platypus; dolphins. List of titles:
79. The Moa
80. Rabbits, Frogs and Elephant
81. Perils of the Great Barrier
82. Some Bird Answers
83. Some Basic Questions
84. Mystery 'Monsters'
85. Living without Work
86. Built for the Job
87. Opals of the Sea
88. From Weevils to Dolphins
89. Mainly Insects
90. Ticks and Ink
91. How Goes the Platypus?
92. Opononi Jack
93. Camouflage and A Pea-Green Snake
94. Big Families and High Speeds.

Subjects include: silkworms; rainbow birds; cold blooded animals; possums; fish; navigation; deer; spiders and gossamer; insect larva; domestic pets; exotic birds; tiger-cats; starlings; echidnas; birds' eggs; animals' teeth. List of titles:
95. Silkworms and Rainbow-birds
96. Cold Blood and Flesh-eating Possums
97. What happened to the Spider
98. Life from the Sky?
99. Finding the Pole
100. A Deer that Used her Brain [Cover Sheet describing 'Opening and Closing for Crosbie Morrison Session'.]
101. Gossamer and Weather
102. Perils of Pets
103. Frightened in the Dark
104. A Touch of Home
105. Cats that are not
106. Shellfish and a Fast Emu
107. The Starling System
108. Teacher was Right
109. The Biggest Egg
110. The Wallaby's Toilet Comb.

Subjects include: animals' eyes; borers; birds' young; animal behaviour; conservation (The Vanishing Prairie by Louis Bromfield); birds of New Zealand; fowls; silverfish; worm snakes (Typhlops); posidonia balls; elephants; birds' mating habits; foxes. List of titles:
111. Horse-stingers and Eyes
112. Borers and Badgers
113. One Spare Chick
114. Intelligent - or just Clever?
115. The Prairie is Vanishing
116. Gannets Over the Tasman
117. Chooks
118. Silverfish
119. Beach Balls and Useful Snakes
120. When the Elephant Forgets
121. Birds that Marry for Life
122. Snakes and Age
123. Why Foxes Come to Town
124. Some Seasonal Notes.

Subjects include: butterflies; the pursuit of natural history in the Portland district; swallows; sparrows; phyllium (insect from New Guinea); giant clam of the Great Barrier Reef; birds - introduced species; tropical flora and fauna; deer; rabbit burrows; ants; rats; bandicoots; fish; cicadas. List of titles:
125. Butterflies About
126. Tall Stories or Not?
127. Crane Flies and Space Jelly
128. Portland Helps Itself
129. Sparrows vs. Swallows
130. Fantasy in the Jungle
131. Weevils, Capers and Terns
132. The Biggest Clam in the World
133. Birds From Abroad
134. Victorian Topics: Deer
135. Rabbit Burrows: Controlling Ants
136. Two Guesses
137. Some Strange Fishes
138. Mainly Cicadas.

Subjects include: moorhens, swamp hens, coots; whiskers (vibrissae); minks; snakes; insects; orchids; Tasmanian native hens; flies; insects - Talitrus ('hoppers'); birds; rabbits; hares. List of titles:
139. Birds with Crash Helmets
140. Whiskers and Fleas
141. Mostly About Minks
142. Mulga Ants and Crickets
143. A Bunch of Problems
144. Foxes and Snakes
145. Orchids on Trees
146. Keeping the Balance
147. The Flies Haven't Been So Bad
148. Fleas in the Garden
149. Cicada Bird
150. Rabbits and Hares.

Subjects include: tortoises; trees and wood borers; snakes; insects; seedless fruits; spiders; fish; camouflage; koalas; moths; funnel-web spiders; mushrooms; foxes; bees; hydatids. List of titles:
151. Keeping a Tortoise, Etc.
152. Sticky Questions
153. Bowers in Trees
154. Some Snake Stories
155. Mantises
156. Seedless Fruits
157. Spiders Again!
158. Some Fishy Questions
159. Frightening Camouflage
160. Libel on the Koala
161. Moths and Seagulls
162. Spiders and Birds
163. Food - Especially Mushrooms
164. Foxes, Bee-Stings and Hydatids.

Subjects include: pests general; termites; rats; carpet beetles; wood borers; garden pests; slaters; dry rot; cockroaches; mice; ants; silverfish; aphis; fleas; spiders; poisons and fumigation; mosquitoes; weevils; lice; flies. List of titles:
1. Introductory
2. White Ants
3. Rats - Vermin or Destiny
4. Carpet Beetles
5. Wood Borers
6. More about Borers
7. More about Rats
8. First Steps in the Garden
9. Slaters
10. Dry Rot
11. Cockroaches
12. Mice
13. First Thoughts on Ants
14. More about Ants
15. Silverfish
16. Aphis
17. Fleas
18. Spiders
19. What is Fumigation?
20. Mosquitoes
21. Weevils
22. Book Lice and Bird Lice
23. Flies
24. More About Flies.

Duplicate copies of scripts. Numbers: 1, 2, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23.

Subjects include: aphis; Argentine ants; astronomy; eels; lightning. Most scripts cover a range of topics and answer listeners' questions. Each begins and ends with promotions of Wild Life magazine. In the script dated 10 September 1939, PCM encourages listeners to take an interest in nature study as an escape from the tensions of war. List of dates/titles:
- 6 November 1938
- 13 November 1938
- 28 January 1939
- 17 September 1939
- 8 October 1939
- 22 October 1939
- 5 November 1939
- 12 November 1939
- 19 November 1939
- 26 November 1939
- 3 December 1939
- 10 December 1939
- 24 December 1939
- 31 December 1939.

Subjects include: the weather; astronomy - auroras; empora gum moths; 'crabs' eyes'; animals' strength; mutton birds. List of dates/titles:
- 7 January 1940
- 21 January 1940
- 4 February 1940
- 11 February 1940
- 18 February 1940
- 10 March 1940
- 7 April 1940
- 5 May 1940
- 1 December 1940.

Subjects include: reflections on nature study during war time; lyrebirds; starlings' calls. Some scripts incomplete and undated. List of dates/titles:
- 27 April 1941
- 8 June 1941
- 7 September 1941
- Undated (Spring 1941)
- Undated (?1941).

Subjects include: astronomy; kookaburras as predators. Some scripts are brief, to allow for ad lib enquiries to listeners' questions. List of dates/titles:
- 1 August 1942
- 22 November 1942
- 29 November 1942
- 6 December 1942.

Subjects include: spiders; the classification of animals; camouflage; animal mythology; early nancy (flower); orchard spiders (Celaenia excavata); swooses; birds' winter habits; liverworts; Quail Island koalas. List of dates/titles:
- 2(?) January 1943
- 7 February 1943
- 12(?) February 1943
- 14 March 1943
- 18 April 1943 ('Camouflage')
- 30 May 1943
- 13 June 1943
- 20 June 1943 ('Botanical')
- 27 June 1943
- 4 July 1943 ('Spiders')
- 11 July 1943 ('Spiders')
- 18 July 1943 ('Swooses and things')
- 8 August 1943 ('Migration of Birds')
- 15 August 1943 ('Fungus - Blackfellows Bread')
- 22 August 1943
- 10 October 1943 ('Birds')
- 17 October 1943 ('Liverworts')
- 5 December 1943 ('Quail Island Koalas')
- 12 December 1943
- 26 December 1943.

Some scripts are of pre-recorded talks. Subjects include: the platypus; bushfire; meteors; seagulls; dangerous caterpillars; Mexican hawthorn berries; spiders; rabbits; giant Gippsland earthworms; birds' behaviour; insects; snakes of New Guinea; boobies; ant lions; orchids; carpet beetles; trees and conservation; banded stilts; fowls. List of dates/titles:
- 9 January 1944 ('Platypus')
- 23 January 1944
- 30 January 1944 ('Meteor')
- 13 February 1944 ('Seagulls')
- 20 February 1944
- 27 February 1944 ('Scorpions')
- 7 May 1944 ('Centipede')
- 14 May 1944
- 21 May 1944 ('Fork-tailed Earthworm')
- 28 May 1944 ('Lizards/Spiders')
- 4 June 1944 ('Spiders' Gossamer')
- 11 June ?1944 ('Rabbits')
- 18 June 1944 (2 copies)
- 25 June 1944
- 26 June 1944
- 30 July 1944 ('Tadpoles')
- 13 August 1944 ('Birds' Behaviour')
- 27 August 1944 [Letter (18 July 1944) attached from R W Kenderdine, 35 Macartney Ave, Kew, expressing concern about indiscriminate use of pesticides.]
- 10 September 1944
- 17 September 1944
- 24 September 1944 ('Ant Lion')
- 1 October 1944 ('Orchids')
- 29 October 1944
- 12 November 1944
- 19 November 1944 ('Cicadas')
- Undated Script on 'Forest Week'
- 26 November 1944 ('Save the Forests Week')
- 10 December 1944 ('Banded Stilt')
- 17 December 1944 ('Beetles')
- 24 December 1944
- 31 December 1944 ('Soil Erosion/Manure')

Subjects include: seagulls; stingrays; jellyfish; earwigs in Ballarat; mosquitoes; zoo management; wild cherry; carob beans; penguins; death of Dr Gwynneth Buchanan, lecturer in zoology at the University of Melbourne; atomic energy; gum trees; fungi; birds - nesting; animals living under ground; platypi; seventh birthday broadcast, increase in circulation of Wild Life; Tasmanian tiger; the effect of speed on animals; insects; caterpillars. List of dates/titles:
- 21 January 1945 ('Tree Cricket')
- 28 January 1945 ('Heat')
- 11 February 1945 ('Seagulls')
- 18 February 1945 ('Stingrays/Jellyfish')
- 25 February 1945
- 11 March 1945 (3AR) ('Earwigs')
- 8 April 1945
- 6 May 1945 (?) ('Ballart')
- 13 May 1945 (?) ('Ballart')
- 3 June 1945 ('Penguins')
- 24 June 1945 ('Tribute to Dr Gwynneth Buchanan')
- 15 July 1945 ('Orchids/Fungi')
- 22 July 1945
- 29 July 1945 ('Whales feeding')
- 12 August 1945 ('Atoms')
- 19 August 1945
- 9 September 1945 ('Fungi')
- 16 September 1945 ('Bird's Habit')
- 23 September 1945
- 30 September 1945
- 21 October 1945 ('Horseshoe shrimp')
- 28 October 1945 ('Platypus')
- 11 November 1945 ('Tasmanian Tiger')
- 18 November 1945
- 25 November 1945
- 9 December 1945
- 16 December 1945.

Subjects include: the Rutherglen bug (Nysius vinitor); zoo management; sunspots; salt; Murray cod; fungi; spiders; ethics of export of Australian native animals, and the use of animals in atomic testing; earth tremor in Benalla district, 17 March 1946 - request for listeners' observations from Professor E.S. Hills, Geology Department, University of Melbourne; George Lyell, and the presentation of his collection of butterflies and moths to the National Museum; whales; platypi; possums; 'water divining' in the bush; oar-fish; gannets (boobies); penguins; jellyfish (Medusae); the weather; orchard spiders (Celaenia excavata); occurrence of an aurora australis; eighth birthday broadcast. List of dates/titles:
- 6 January 1946 ('Bugs')
- 27 January 1946 (?)
- 10 February 1946 ('Sunspots')
- 17 February 1946 ('Origin of Salt')
- 24 February 1946 ('Murray Cod')
- 10 March 1946 ('Spiders')
- 24 March 1946
- 31 March 1946
- 14 April 1946 ('Possums')
- 5 May 1946
- 2 June 1946 ('Fish')
- 14 July 1946
- 21 July 1946 ('Jelly Fish')
- 28 July 1946
- 11 August 1946 ('Spiders')
- 1 September 1946
- 15 September 1946
- 29 September 1946 ('Aurora')
- 20 October 1946
- 10 November 1946 ('Cicadas')
- 24 November 1946
- 1 December 1946.

Undated unnumbered scripts, presumed to be 'Wild Life' session scripts. Subjects include: koalas; leeches; nature study during war time (duplicate of talk dated 10 September 1939, contained in 3-50; flittermice (bats). List of dates/titles:
- ('Koalas swimming')
- ('Leeches')
- ('Value of Nature Study in times of War')
- ('Flittermice').

Subjects include: insects; fossils; aboriginal history; cuckoos; flowers; domestic pets; eels; grasshoppers; fungi; luminous organisms; rabbits; whales; birds; birds - feeding habits; vegetable caterpillars; orchids. List of titles:
1. Insects as pets
2. Fossils
3. The First Australians
4. The Cuckoo's Story
5. Sweet Advertisement
6. Caring for your pup
7. The eel's story
8. Grasshopper millions
9. Light in the darkness
10. Bunnies
11. Whales
12. Feathered travellers
13. Feeding the birds
14. Vegetable caterpillars
15. Orchids.

Subjects include: cats; the trigger plant; ostriches; emus; moas; coral; bees; owls; robins; crabs; wildflowers; snakes; extinct animals; beetles; sun spots. List of titles:
16. Caring for your cat
17. Flowers and Flies
18. Ostriches, emus and moas
19. Coral castles
20. The busy little bee
21. More about bees
22. Birds of the night
23. Robins
24. Gardening crabs
25. Wildflowers
26. A reptile problem
27. Going extinct
28. What the rats did
29. Bugs and beetles
30. Spots on the sun.

Subjects include: snails; insects' eggs; frogs; gumsaw flies; animals' eyes; the sphenodon; birds of the swampland; flowers - bluebells; animals of New Zealand; trigger plants; echidnas; spiders. List of titles:
31. Snails
32. Your own notes
33. Hiding the eggs
34. Frogs and pollywogs
35. Union is strength
36. The eye that failed
37. Swamp birds
38. The cobbler's awl
39. Bluebells
40. Nature's rubbish-men
41. Captain Cook's pigs
42. The coast patrol
43. Trigger plants
44. Stickly-prickly
45. Spiders go fishing.

Subjects include: spiders; birds - commercial sale of feathers; coal; coral; flies; stone tools used by aborigines; chrysalides; Diprotodon australis ('giant wombat'); rabbits' teeth; animals' teeth; swifts; autumn leaves; moas. List of titles:
46. More queer spiders
47. The story of a plume
48. Coal, coral, etc.
49. Robber flies and soldier flies
50. Blackfellow stones
51. What happens in a chrysalis?
52. The biggest wombat of all
53. Queer teeth
54. More about teeth
55. Flies in winter
56. Making the best of things
57. Where have the birds gone?
58. Omnium gatherum
59. Autumn Colours
60. More about moas.

Subjects include: feathertails; auroras; birds of Japan; praying mantises; meteors; insects; life in Japan (not related to natural history); 'weeds'; owls. List of titles:
61. Feathertail's tail
62. Questions
63. Wonders in the sky
64. Omnium gatherum somemorum
65. A Japanese story
66. The praying hypocrite
67. Meteors
68. Just a few lines
69. Answers to queries
70. Kinds of insects
71. In Japan
72. You wanted to know!
73. Why are weeds?
74. About owls
75. Members' questions.

Subjects include: colour in nature; bird behaviour; lizards; domestic pets; birds; kangaroos; butterflies; animals' sense of smell; cows; birds - migration; conservation; crocodiles; alligators. List of titles:
76. Mostly bird questions
77. The danger of being white
78. Plovers and gliders
79. Lizards as pets
80. Mainly bird queries
81. Hoppity hoppity
82. Many questions
83. No wings
84. Smells
85. Cows
86. Correspondence
87. Birds away from home
88. Mainly about grass grubs
89. Crocodiles and other reptiles
90. Mad dogs etc.

Subjects include: herons; butterflies; fish; animals' eyes; ants; one hundredth Junior Naturalists' broadcast; 'weeds'; needle fish. List of titles:
91. Herons
92. In Reply
93. A traveller's natural history
94. Brown butterflies
95. What fishes do at night
96. Open-air queries
97. More about eyes
98. One family's questions
99. What ants eat
100. Shells and pearls
101. About weeds
102. Query time
103. Needle fishes
104. Lizard and other notes
105. Bees and lawns and worms.

Subjects include: ants; male and female plants; whales; astronomy; potatoes; the colour of the sea; aborigines and their food; coral; birds' nests; exotic plants; animals' legs. List of titles:
106. Ants and plants
107. Male and female plants
108. Question time
109. Hunting whales
110. Snakes, kingfishers and travellers
111. Planets, tomatoes and the deep blue sea
112. Black man's food
113. Coral reefs - part 1
114. Coral reefs - part 2
115. Queer birds' nests
116. More answers
117. When flowers get wild
118. Talking of many things
119. Legs
120. Question Box

Subjects include: animals' eyes; camouflage; squirrels; wetas; bird song; animals' size; seaside animals and plants; lizards; apples; Dipnoi (lung fish); bull-dog ants; birds; the moon; the roots of plants. List of titles:
121. Bright eyes
122. Mainly about squirrels
123. Bird songs
124. Questions again
125. Big animals
126. Seaside notes
127. Where lizards live
128. More questions
129. We just don't know!
130. Questions and answers
131. Lung fish and bulldogs
132. Bird questions and others
133. Has anyone been to the moon?
134. The carrot that grew
135. Growing up.

Subjects include: disease in plants; moths; snails; birds; the weather; wetas; the notornis; extinction of animals; insect and spider bites; lyrebirds. Scripts accompanied by trailer from 139 - 150. List of titles:
136. When plants get ill
137. Moths and planets
138. More moths and paper trees
139. Snail questions
140. Omnium gatherum again
141. Why don't birds drink milk?
142. Weather queries
143. Days and months
144. Fierce cousins of grasshopper green
145. Variety in questions
146. Why old things disappear
147. Rules for 'Bities'
148. Birds and black snails
149. Did you ask this?
150. Lyrebirds singing

Scripts 151 - 165 accompanied by trailer. Subjects include: shellfish; animal markings; snakes; bird song; elephants; ecology (relationship between native and introduced animals); birds; birds' nests; carnivorous plants. List of titles:
151. When to eat shellfish
152. Puzzles in protection
153. Auroras and jellyfish
154. A lot about snakes
155. Bird song and elephants' teeth
156. Rabbits can kill kangaroos
157. Points of rain and other points
158. When an ant falls
159. What causes what?
160. Mainly about colours
161. Upside down birds
162. Voices and giraffes
163. Nests you don't see
164. Sea slugs and vegetable caterpillars
165. Plants that eat meat.

Scripts from 166 - 176 include trailer. Subjects include: pearls; spiders; animals' teeth; fungi; slaters; whales; scarab beetles (Onthophagus mneszechii). List of titles:
166. How pearls are made
167. For the benefit of parents
168. Insects, mostly bees
169. The spider that didn't get wet
170. Toothbrushes and blue slaters
171. More about teeth
172. Something about everything
173. Fungi under the rhubarb
174. They won't kill you
175. Crayfishes come ashore
176. How long is a worm?
177. A whale of a story
178. The postman of the flowers
179. Scarab scavengers
180. Ladybirds, bee flies and freak lilies.

Subjects include: colour in nature; milk; astronomy; mirages; frogs; marine and seaside animals and plants; cicadas; birds; flightless birds; soil. Scripts accompanied by trailer from 187 - 190, and 193 - 196. List of titles:
181. Colours and queer habits
182. Many answers
183. Cows of many countries
184. Case moths and things at sea
185. Bites and stings
186. Questions from the sky
[187. You asked it!
188. Mirages and wanderers
189. Frogs come from tadpoles
190. About lots of things
191. Things on the beach
192. Mainly about cicadas
193. Father stickleback
194. Birds that don't fly
194. Soil is your business]

Subjects include: frog-hoppers; flies; seaside animals and plants; wheat; trapdoor spiders; orchids; sharks; porpoises; godwits (birds); migratory birds; Gasteracantha minax ('thorns-on -the-stomach' spider); praying mantises; astronomy; crabs. List of titles:
196. Cuckoo spit
197. Mostly about flies
198. Spider crabs and water tigers
199. How wheat began
200. Where orchids grow
201. All sorts of questions
202. Sharks and porpoises
203. Godwits and quince trees
204. Singing underground
205. Names of things
206. New legs for old
207. Does the mantis pray?
208. Wondering about the moon
209. Crabs that pretend
210. Some more questions.

Scripts 213 - 216, and 223 - 224 accompanied by trailer. Subjects include: bats; the weather; pampas grass; robin redbreasts; spider webs; pearls; plovers; earth's atmosphere; migratory birds; sea shells; the sea; bird behaviour; birds. List of titles:
211. Mice with wings
212. Various answers
213. Rain and hail and pampas grass
214. Robins and gossamer
215. Pearls and plovers
216. Colours in the fire
217. Fairy rings etc.
218. Sounds of the sea
219. Why is the sea salt?
220. From senior juniors
221. Movements of birds
222. Mostly birds again
223. Silvereyes and blackbirds
224. Why wagtails are restless
225. Questions about eels.

Scripts 231, 232, 239 and 240 accompanied by trailer. Subjects include: foxes; bobtail lizards; dragon flies; sea anemones; ladybirds. List of titles:
226. Do birds help one another?
227. How small things eat
228. Really odd questions
229. Rhinoceroses and budgerigars
230. A lot about foxes
231. You don't want to kill them
232. Many queries
233. Numbats and snails teeth
234. Not horse stingers
235. Petals and leaves
236. Flower that was an animal
237. More about ladybirds
238. Left-over questions
329. Deserts and red moons
240. Penguins.

Subjects include: cockroaches; seeds; birds, including kookaburras and willie wagtails; platypi; insects; seagulls; sponges; jellyfish; birds. List of titles:
241. Travelling cockroaches
242. Some interesting specimens
243. Colours in fruit
244. Wagtail and kookaburra
245. Our queerest animal
246. Bee stings and winged ants
247. Mixed questions
248. More about seagulls
249. A sponge and its sermon
250. About odd specimens
251. Jellyfish or not
252. Marriage among the birds
253. A strange necklace
254. What the ants were doing
255. Earth stars.

Subjects include: animals - feeding the young; animals' habits in winter; insects; trees - eucalypts; animals - sweat glands; lungfish; astronomy - phases of the moon; sea shells; flies; arctic terns; beetles. List of titles:
256. Of many things
257. Prepared food
258. Spending the winter
259. Locusts, grasshoppers and crickets
260. When is a gum-tree...?
261. Wrong ideas
262. Varied queries
263. The odd lung-fish
264. Moons and centipedes
265. How shells grow
266. Fighting spiders and coloured leaves
267. How flies carry germs
268. The arctic tern's story
269. Tiger beetles
270. Some thoughtful questions.

Subjects include: geckoes; shrike - tits; snails; praying mantises; stoats; the Nikau palm; horses; insects; bees; water boatmen (insect); spiders; fish; pain; birds - parental behaviour. List of titles:
271. When cats were sacred
272. Mainly about geckoes
273. Shrike-tit's virtues
274. The trail of a snail
275. Mantis battles
276. Stoats and weasels
277. How palms grow
278. The mane part of a horse
279. A 'double header' lizard
280. Spiders and things
281. Bumble bees in clover
282. How to tell baby snails
283. A spider story and a fish story
284. Pain is useful
285. Fathers who make good mothers.

Subjects include: birds; insects; slaters; water birds; sea lice (isopods); fish lice; wasps; spiders; mountain grasshoppers (Acripeza reticulata); worm-snakes. List of titles:
286. Ears on the knees
287. Slaters are useful
288. A moth that can't fly
289. Spiders, anemones and birds' ears
290. Fish eggs and birds eggs
291. Man on the moon and aphis milk
292. Birds as nomads
293. Sunsets and centipedes
294. Water birds and useful
295. Splits lips and angels' drums
296. Parachuting spiders
297. Even a fish-louse is interesting
298. A wonderful wasp
299. A wonderful grasshopper
300. How snakes don't burrow.

Subjects include: cats' eyes; snails; spiders' webs; ecology - plants transferred to a new environment; insects; spiders; birds; illustrations of animals appearing on stamps; cockroaches. List of titles:
301. Cats and their eyes
302. Snails and spider-lines
303. Plants in new countries
304. All sorts of questions
305. Birds, cats and sunflowers
306. Spiders that tick and bark
307. Spiders' nurseries
308. If birds had hair
309. The stamp zoo
310. More zoo stamps
311. The cockroach's cousins
312. Good bye for now.

Subjects include: animals' eyes; platypi; caterpillars; fungi; wasps; rocks; spiders; rain and importance of forests; swallows; fish. File includes 2 letters attached to script for 6 March 1946, from Eunice and Joyce Gniel, of Nhill, dated 14 February 1946 and undated respectively, concerning apples/apple blossom, and fish. List of dates/titles:
- 19 December 1945 Introduction
- 2 January 1946 Wild Life Junior
- 9 January 1946
- 16 January 1946
- 23 January 1946 Junior Naturalists 3DB
- 30 January 1946
- 20 February 1946
- 27 February 1946
- 6 March 1946
- 13 March 1946 "Wags Percival the casemoth"
- 20 March 1946
- 27 March 1946

Subjects include: whales; tidal waves; nautilus shells; Tasmanian Tigers. List of dates/titles:
- 3 April 1946
- 10 April 1946
- 17 April 1946
- 24 April 1946
- 1 May 1946
- 8 May 1946
- 15 May 1946
- 22 May 1946 [direct broadcast]
- 29 May 1946
- 5 June 1946 [direct broadcast]

This file opens with booklet entitled "School Broadcasts Primary First Term 1943".

This file opens with script entitled "No 7: More About Water".

Contains:
"Schools Broadcasts - Victoria", 1942-1945. Numbered lists;
"Wild Life B'Cast [Broadcast] Titles". Numbered lists.

Item labelled "Radio Australia &c"