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Paul Barclay

Paul Barclay

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Melbourne

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Wine , Lifestyle , Women’s Issues , Green Initiatives , Travel , Food

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Total articles 440

  • Nature Notes: Spring’s New Beginnings

    By Paul Barclay Verified| tcv.org.uk@ By Paul Barclay, TCV Senior Project OfficerSpring is the time for renewal and new life. Many wildlife species have evolved to give birth in spring to allow their young the longest possible spell of good weather and plentiful food to grow and develop before the difficulties of winter. Fox cubs are generally born in March and April. The female, called a vixen, will give birth to four or five blind and deaf cubs in an underground den.

    By Paul Barclay Verified · tcv.org.uk

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • AWS DMS service is migrating my PostgreSQL database but my "geography" column is missing

    By Paul Barclay Verified| stackexchange.com@ I have seen posts about PostgreSQL and PostGIS column types being stored as views but this is a bit scary...

    By Paul Barclay Verified · stackexchange.com

    Aug. 29, 2023

  • Nature Notes: Spring’s New Beginnings

    By Paul Barclay Verified| tcv.org.uk@ By Paul Barclay, TCV Senior Project OfficerSpring is the time for renewal and new life. Many wildlife species have evolved to give birth in spring to allow their young the longest possible spell of good weather and plentiful food to grow and develop before the difficulties of winter. Fox cubs are generally born in March and April. The female, called a vixen, will give birth to four or five blind and deaf cubs in an underground den.

    By Paul Barclay Verified · tcv.org.uk

    Feb. 26, 2025

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