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Acknowledgements.
Don HERBISON-EVANS.
Don is an entomologist from Sydney who has been helping us identify
moths since we started collecting.
We are extremely grateful for the support we have had from him.
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Kenneth FAIREY.
Kenneth is a scientist and entomologist from Sydney also, who has
helped us from the beginning of our project and continues to do so.
Our thanks go to both of these gentlemen from Sydney.
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Trent and Lorraine
JENKINS
Thanks Trent for making our moth catcher and display cases.
Trent also supports the odd things I do as a collector, encouraging
and supporting the class and myself.
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Ted EDWARDS.
Ted has supposedly retired from the C.S.I.R.O. in Canberra, but is
probably busier than ever.
He has a wealth of knowledge and has identified many moths for us.
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Makira 
Makira supplies us with lots of moths from out of town, and allows me to set up my moth trap near her home many warm nights.
I have even had the fairies visit my moth trap there and leave me
chocolates and a friendly note.
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Commonwealth
Bank e-Learning grant.
In 2002 ,
we won a grant of $5,000 from the Commonwealth Bank, enabling us to buy
two computers, a good printer, digital camera, show cases for our moths
and Professional Development for the teacher to make this web page.
This has
been a great help in learning for our class.
It is
encouraging when business invests in the education of our children.
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Department
of Education and Children's Services.
We were
able to purchase a microscope that plugs into the computer, thus
enabling the whole class to see small objects, thanks to an ICT
Innovators Award, from DECS in August. 2002.
This has
been very exciting for even the 5 year olds, as it is so simple to use.
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Moths
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