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PatrickCampbell2 wrote:

13 Apr 2025

The two most likely contenders, Pseudonaja a. affinis and P. mengdeni are both extremely variable, so it could be both, but juvenile P. affinis are described as having "a black head and nape, and dark flecks on body forming a herring-bone pattern." (Wilson & Swan, 2021)
Which is what we have here I think.

Pseudonaja affinis affinis

rawshorty wrote:

10 Apr 2025

Not sure what I did but have fixed the date and time on my camera. It was actually taken on the 10th at 7:08am.

Pseudonaja textilis

trevorpreston wrote:

7 Apr 2025

Fantastic sighting. They are reputedly around Canberra/Queanbeyan but no sightings in a very long time. Probably impacted by grazing and development. but I hope they are still here somewhere. I'm stoked to see this sighting from the Hunter region.

Vermicella annulata

Aussiegall wrote:

6 Apr 2025

wow, thats amazing

Hoplocephalus stephensii

MatthewFrawley wrote:

6 Apr 2025

Whoa!

Hoplocephalus stephensii