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streglystendecDescripción
On ridge track of sandy clay soil with sandstone and quartzite outcrops. Adjacent to introduced weeds and native plants of Belair National Park.
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Zorro Rojo (Vulpes vulpes)Autor
dmailDescripción
Stinky. Kinda gross but the creatures on carrion are fascinating.
Related Observations:
- Lots of Carrion Beetle + Larvae (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/116652941)
- Lots of Devils Coach Horse (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/116653107)
- Piophilosoma (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/117685161) (includes carrion beetle larvae and a meat ant)
- Black Carrion Fly (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/118323740)
- Lots of European Wasps (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/117684986)
- Saprinus (didn't get a photo yet).
- A lot of tiny <1mm black flies (or wasps) which are too small to get a photo of.
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Tortuga Laúd (Dermochelys coriacea)Autor
rfosterDescripción
Entangled in weed at Port Macdonnell. Cut free and released by Fisheries Officers. Photos by Rob Baker (Fisheries), used with permission.
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Hormigas Carpinteras (Género Camponotus)Autor
davidsandoDescripción
caught on sticky leaves of Drosera aberrans
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Ningaui yvonneaeAutor
calamanthusDescripción
In pitfall trap carried out under SA permit. Second photo shows our final view as it headed for cover in a spinifex tussock.
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garthwimbushDescripción
Emerged from silk cocoons next to dead Cabbage Moth butterfly.
Bodies are about 3mm long, Antennae about the same.
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peter-langDescripción
Initially bright orangey-yellow aging to orange then orangey-brown, and finally grey.
On damp leaf litter, bark and grass leaves under canopy of Acacia after rain.
Had appeared about 1-2 weeks earlier a metre away and only lasted a couple of days or so.
Images 10 to 12 were taken ex situ after it had been removed to a dry environment and were photographed 3 days later on 14 Jun 2022.
Images 13 to 19 were taken under a microscope by T. Lebel and show spores, and in images 17 to 19, capilliata as well.
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wamozDescripción
Definitely an unusual shell for this area ... I took a punt on the initial ID
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Cacatúa Galah (Eolophus roseicapilla)Autor
chrisseagerDescripción
Ahh, the games Galahs play ...
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Insectos Alados (Subclase Pterygota)Autor
bert10Descripción
Monarch caterpillar with parasitoid
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Gusanos de Pelo de Caballo (Filo Nematomorpha)Autor
seamus-dohertyDescripción
Found wriggling next to a rain moth on the ground. Does not appear to have a head. Approx 25 cm long.
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Catarina de Veintiocho Puntos (Henosepilachna vigintioctopunctata)Autor
jenny8593
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heath_hunterDescripción
A very large moth. I don't think I've seen this species before. It seemed to emerge from a Dianella when I watered it, but might have just come out of the mulch.
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Abeja Melífera Europea (Apis mellifera)Autor
heath_hunterDescripción
I didn't know they fed on lerps...
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dmailDescripción
Follow up to observation last week. Sorry I can't get a clearer photo - they move quickly and are shy
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ellurasanctuaryDescripción
Not sure?
I've seen funnel ant nests before and they look the same, but I've never seen the ground strewn with them all so close together.
The whole reserve was covered with them; thousands of them, but in patches like this.
Quite deep, so not echidna nor antlions.
The 2nd photo is an attempt to show many more, with those from the 1st photo on the top left.
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gpossDescripción
Just captured a hover fly of some type. Note both male and female in image 3
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Raya Águila de Nueva Zelanda (Myliobatis tenuicaudatus)Autor
fionaoutdoorsDescripción
Imprint of an Eagle ray in the sand at low tide, showing detail from the gills
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Monarca Inquieto (Myiagra inquieta)Autor
davidsandoDescripción
making a successful drop from low hover to catch an invertebrate
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Águila Pescadora Australiana (Pandion haliaetus ssp. cristatus)Autor
sandy_horne
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Rana Arborícola de Peron (Litoria peronii)Autor
asimakis_patitsasDescripción
First record from the nursery, looks like the naturalised hills population is still expanding. There is a slim possibility it could be a stowaway arriving in tube stock from Murray Bridge. Relocated to a planted terrarium. Will be interesting to see if any others turn up over the next few months, and what impact it has on the resident population of L. ewingii.
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chrisseagerDescripción
This beetle was approx 20mm long and ran VERY fast across the salt-crusted surface of the salt lake. There were a few of them scuttling around.
