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waltraud
wrote:
9 hrs ago
all had bits of leaves which are either out of focus or not captured when I took photos; perhaps I should upload each individual plant separately
Crataegus monogyna
waltraud
wrote:
9 hrs ago
hard to see because leaves are grazed; the woody weeds in surround area of approx 100m2 were hawthorns (41) or sweet briar (2) some had a couple of leaves or bits of leaves left so I could identify; the dead bit of branch visible on the left side is a cut from the hawthorn from work carried out in March 2025.
Crataegus monogyna
cmobbs
wrote:
11 hrs ago
Additional photo of this wallaby. It looks like it may be a female as there looks like dark small legs under it belly and there looks like a bulge between its back legs - perhaps a joey in its pouch?
Wallabia bicolor
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