Favoritos de joelp
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Águia-Pequena (Hieraaetus morphnoides)Observador
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Possibly only the second nest found in Sydney. First in 2016 at Ingleside.
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Arunta interclusaObservador
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I heard a couple calling and thought they were A. perulata. I went to investigate since I don’t have many A. perulata observations this summer. When I located it and saw it I realised it lacked wing infuscations and the colour and wing markings were not typical of A. perulata. I realised that this was A. interclusa so I caught one for photos. New species for me!
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Mergulhão-Serpente-Australasiático (Anhinga novaehollandiae)Observador
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Fotos / Sons
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Yoyetta repetensObservador
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Fmales emerging on forest red gum and nearby (~1m away) not-locally-native gum tree. See later pics when it has coloured up.
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Student Observation (AG):
No way! I haven’t seen a Yellow Monday in suburban Sydney in years! (although I don’t know if this is just my experience?) This was a jaw-drop moment when the student showed me.
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Psaltoda plagaObservador
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This is an example of what is in the bush where I am. There are cicadas everywhere - almost like flies - particularly the black princes.
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Psaltoda plagaObservador
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Photographed this guy calling before another climbed down and they had a sing-off right next to each other :)
A third male calling from a nearby blackthorn shrub.
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Haemopsalta aktitesObservador
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Followed a calling male only to find him trying to chat up the female (successfully by the looks of things ... although she was playing hard to get)
Another male calling nearby as well.
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Sound recording too.
Found this individual because I heard a cicada call I didn't recognise. When I followed it back to its source, lo and behold, there was a cherrynose cicada.
This is the first and only one I have ever seen or heard so this was an exciting find for me!
