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DonFletcher
wrote:
5 hrs ago
Vagrant koalas (i.e. isolated individuals not part of a known resident group) have been turning up in the Canberra area every few years since at least 1980. There was even one on Red Hill (in the late 1970s or early 1980s I think it was) which suggests they can be present and moving around between areas for some time before being reported.
Phascolarctos cinereus
AnkeMaria
wrote:
6 hrs ago
This is actually a c signifera very slow as it is cold you can hear it speeding up towards the end a bit You might notice a slight trill or crackling quality in the sound-typical for crinia
Crinia signifera
Significant sightings
- Aprasia parapulchella
- Keyacris scurra at Nicholls, ACT
- Phascolarctos cinereus at Theodore, ACT
- Rhaphidophoridae (family) at Mongarlowe, NSW
- Corysanthes grumula
- Callocephalon fimbriatum at Cook, ACT
- Campodeidae (family) at Aranda, ACT
- Araujia sericifera at Red Hill, ACT
- Acrotriche leucocarpa at Cotter River, ACT
- Dasyurus maculatus ssp. maculatus at Clear Range, NSW
- Austrostipa verticillata at Campbell, ACT
- Crowea exalata subsp. exalata at Chisholm, ACT
- Petauroides volans at Uriarra Village, ACT
- Myrmecophilus testaceus at Gundary, NSW
- Gleditsia triacanthos at Curtin, ACT
- Persicaria lapathifolia at Evatt, ACT
- Calotis glandulosa at Anglers Reach, NSW
- Zanda funerea at Deakin, ACT
- Keyacris scurra at Brayton, NSW
- Bothriochloa bladhii at Googong, NSW
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