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Kayelene Traynor Kayelene Traynor i(A96843 works by)
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1 Illustrating Natural History for Children Kayelene Traynor , 2012 single work criticism
— Appears in: The Lu Rees Archives Notes, Books and Authors , no. 34 2012; (p. 20-21)
1 Pauline Reilly, OAM Kayelene Traynor , 2011 single work obituary (for Pauline Reilly )
— Appears in: The Lu Rees Archives Notes, Books and Authors , no. 33 2011; (p. 3-5) 'When Pauline Neura Reilly passed away peacefully in Geelong on 22 April 2011, her passing marked the end of an extraordinary life: a life dedicated to conservation and education as a mother, ornithologist and author.'
1 y separately published work icon Drom the Emu Pauline Reilly , Kayelene Traynor (illustrator), Anglesea : Bristlebird , 2007 Z1527937 2007 single work picture book children's
1 y separately published work icon Crocodylus the Freshwater Crocodile Pauline Reilly , Kayelene Traynor (illustrator), Anglesea : Bristlebird , 2005 Z1286288 2005 single work picture book children's
1 y separately published work icon Arcto the Seal Pauline Reilly , Kayelene Traynor (illustrator), Victoria : Bristlebird , 2000 Z848320 2000 single work picture book children's

A story which describes the life of the Australian Fur Seal, including breeding and infancy, and some of the dangers encountered during the movement of the seal colony. (Source: Trove)
1 y separately published work icon Hippocampus the Seahorse Pauline Reilly , Kayelene Traynor (illustrator), Anglesea : Bristlebird , 2000 Z813421 2000 single work picture book children's

Seahorses live in shallow water along the coasts of countries right around the world except where the sea becomes too cold. The male seahorse is a wonderful "mother". He keeps the eggs and babies safe in a pouch on his body. Hundreds of babies are born. They are then in danger and few of them live long enough to have babies of their own. (Back cover)
2 1 y separately published work icon Pobblebonk the Frog Pauline Reilly , Kayelene Traynor (illustrator), Kenthurst : Kangaroo Press , 1996 Z1051015 1996 single work picture book children's 'Pobblebonk the Frog grew from a tiny speck in an egg floating on the water into a tadpole. Then, in a magical change, from a swimming water-living tadpole it grew into an air-breathing creature that lives on land and can spring into the air or swim. Pobblebonk is the sound made by many of these frogs calling together.' 

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