![Unverified Cap on a stem; gills below cap [mushrooms or mushroom-like] at Queanbeyan West, NSW - Today by Paul4K](https://cdn.naturemapr.org/api/sightings/4723880/images/1?width=300&height=300 "Unverified Cap on a stem; gills below cap [mushrooms or mushroom-like] at Queanbeyan West, NSW - Today by Paul4K")
![Unverified Cap on a stem; gills below cap [mushrooms or mushroom-like] at Acton, ACT - 23 May 2025 by Steven999](https://cdn.naturemapr.org/api/sightings/4723859/images/1?width=300&height=300 "Unverified Cap on a stem; gills below cap [mushrooms or mushroom-like] at Acton, ACT - 23 May 2025 by Steven999")
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DonFletcher
wrote:
2 hrs ago
@HelenCross which is OK if he can tell that you are unafaid of him, as you should be because a human is an extremely dangerous prey for a dingo to antagonise. Even an unarmed, solitary, naked human is 4-6 times more massive;
can wield weapons such as a camera, tripod, backpack, stone or stick;
can grip and hold with two hands and their legs not just their teeth; and
has the intelligence to spring surprises that no kangaroo ever would, such as the things mentioned or climbing a tree and phoning for help.
can wield weapons such as a camera, tripod, backpack, stone or stick;
can grip and hold with two hands and their legs not just their teeth; and
has the intelligence to spring surprises that no kangaroo ever would, such as the things mentioned or climbing a tree and phoning for help.
Canis lupus dingo
Untidy
wrote:
2 hrs ago
Thanks, @Liam m. Brown thornbills visit regularly. We'll keep an eye out anyway just in case.
Acanthiza pusilla
Liam.m
wrote:
2 hrs ago
Doesn’t look very Heathwren like to me unfortunately. I’d be happy calling this a brown thornbill, and any unusual call could probably be put down to mimicry.
Acanthiza pusilla
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