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Raposa (Vulpes vulpes)Observador
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Clearly seen by my wife only a few metres away under the bright lights of Balmain Hospital. We both watched it walk up Sorrie St to the corner of Booth St, probably heading into Gladstone Park. 100% positive id.
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On a freezing cold day, they preferred to cluster on a metal fence; only one found on a nearby Illawarra Flame tree. I've never found these in Balmain before.
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Trametes versicolorObservador
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Photogenic cluster growing on a fallen Eucalypt branch.
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Female with large joey in pouch. No other kangaroos around. Didn't seem at all bothered by my presence.
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Género LivistonaObservador
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A stand of Livistona palms near the entrance of El Questro Gorge, with many further into the gorge. Also at Zebedee Springs nearby.
L. alfredii, L. leichhardtii, or L. victoriae.
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Petrogale brachyotisObservador
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Seen from an Ord River cruise boat.
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Lobo-Marinho-da-Nova-Zelândia (Arctocephalus forsteri)Observador
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In Johnstons Bay, Sydney Harbour, grappling with a fish. Suggested id distinguished from Brown Fur Seal by the pointiness of the snout and the hint of white whiskers.
Photos: Sue Hilton.
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Hypocysta metiriusObservador
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Numerous in this area in tall forest.
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Rhipidura leucophrysObservador
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Situated in an exposed location at the side of the Brunkerville Trail. Observed nesting between Dec/28 and Jan/02.
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About 20cm long. Dead on road with no obvious sign of injury.
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Fished out of the swimming pool, apparently drowned. However, it recovered several hours later and seemed none the worse for it.
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Calicotis cruciferaObservador
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Prey to a Trapezoid Crab Spider (Sidymella trapezia). On the sorus of a Stag Horn Fern (Platycerium superbum).
See also https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/104157641.
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Sidymella trapeziaObservador
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The prey moth is a Leather-leaf Spore-Eater (Calicotis crucifera). On Stag Horn Fern (Platycerium superbum).
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Heteropoda jugulansObservador
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Mid-air, wafting in the breeze on the end of a thread, shedding its exoskeleton - 16 legs! The third photo shows its new body.
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Sidymella trapeziaObservador
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The prey moth is a Leather-leaf Spore-Eater (Calicotis crucifera). On Stag Horn Fern (Platycerium superbum).
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On the fertile frond of a Stag Horn Fern (Platycerium superbum).
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Helpis minitabundaObservador
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I guess this must be a juvenile, yet to develop adult bronze colouration. On an Aspidistra leaf.
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White patch behind eye distinguishes it from Gully Shadeskink (S. spectabilis).
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Lesma-Leopardo (Limax maximus)Observador
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On an Elkhorn Fern (Platycerium bifurcatum). Numerous in our garden, especially in and near the compost bin.
