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anaqbn
wrote:
30 min ago
great story in nature...i wish the human world took a leaf out of these gang gangs..tk u for sharing and explanation.
Callocephalon fimbriatum (identifiable birds)
waltraud
wrote:
2 hrs ago
Barb
I think Mike is right ... I took photos in a rush during spraying of StJW - perhaps I can take better photos; plants should in seed or dropped seeds
I think Mike is right ... I took photos in a rush during spraying of StJW - perhaps I can take better photos; plants should in seed or dropped seeds
Calocephalus citreus
HelenCross
wrote:
Yesterday
Thanks Jill, she was jumping around, bumping into the guard rail, fences and trees and hopping onto the road so I'm glad I got her before she was hit by a car. Hope they're able to find out what the parasite is and a cure for it
Wallabia bicolor
Significant sightings
- Synemon plana at Lyneham, ACT
- Psednura musgravei at Monga, NSW
- Hypericum perforatum at Kambah, ACT
- Callocephalon fimbriatum at Deakin, ACT
- Perunga ochracea at Googong, NSW
- Perunga ochracea at Hume, ACT
- Synemon plana at O'Connor, ACT
- Polygala japonica at Yass River, NSW
- Panops conspicuus at Jerrawangala, NSW
- Potentilla recta at Rendezvous Creek, ACT
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