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• Macropus giganteus Eastern Grey Kangaroo

  03 Nov 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Eastern Grey Kangaroos. Sometimes we see up to 50 in a mob.

  

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• Laphangium luteoalbum Jersey Cudweed

  03 Nov 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Jersey Cudweed.

  

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• Unidentified

  03 Nov 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  To be identified.

  

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• Burchardia umbellata Milkmaids

  03 Nov 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Milkmaids.

  

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• Egretta novaehollandiae White-faced Heron

  03 Nov 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  White-faced heron.

  

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• Arthropodium strictum s.s. Chocolate Lily

  03 Nov 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Chocolate Lily. There is another photo of a paler striped one.

  

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• Drosera peltata subsp. peltata spp. agg. Pale Sundew

  03 Nov 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Tall Sundew with caught fly.

  

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  1. Unknown  Hairy sepals makes it Drosera peltata subsp. peltata.

     Reply • 09 Nov 2012
• Phrissogonus laticostata Apple-looper

  27 Oct 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  To be identified.

  

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  1. Unknown  Phrissogonus laticostata is probable given the costa hair tufts of the male and the common occurrence of this species.

     Reply • 05 Jun 2013
• Idiodes apicata Bracken Moth

  22 Sep 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Anthelidae family.

  

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  1. Unknown  Looks like Idiodes apicata.

     Reply • 12 Apr 2012
• Unidentified

  17 Sep 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  

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• Chrysodeixis argentifera Tobacco Looper

  17 Sep 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  

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• Pterophoridae spp. Plume Moth

  16 Sep 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  very unusual small moth with tiny wings.There were about 20 or so on our window at night.I have never seen so many before.

  

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  1. Suzanne Jones  This looks like a Plume moth.

     Reply • 08 Dec 2014
• Unidentified

  14 Sep 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  A spider eating a blowfly in our house.

  

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• Unidentified

  11 Mar 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Moth. Location-Springhill Road, South Kyneton.

  

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• Utetheisa pulchelloides Heliotrope Moth

  11 Mar 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Heliotrope Moth. Location-Springhill Road, South Kyneton.

  

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• Dasypodia selenophora Granny Moth Old Lady Moth

  09 Mar 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Old Lady Moth. Location- Springhill Road, South Kyneton.

  

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  1. Cathy Powers  Dasypodia selenophora species id suggested

     Reply • 10 Mar 2016
• Sceliodes cordalis

  09 Mar 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Moth. Location-Springhill Road, South Kyneton.

  

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  1. Cathy Powers  Sceliodes cordalis species id suggested

     Reply • 10 Mar 2016
• Trictena spp.

  14 Feb 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Notodontid species? Not sure.Location-Spring Hill Road, Kyneton.

  

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  1. Peter Marriott  Two hepialid species here: the one on the fingers is Abantiades labyrinthicus and the other is Trictena atripalpis.

     Reply • 27 Sep 2014
• Acridotheres tristis Common Myna

  04 Feb 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Common or Indian Myna. An introduced pest that takes over native bird nests and eats their eggs and young.

  

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• Austrelaps superbus Lowland Copperhead

  27 Jan 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Red Bellied Black Snake.

  

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  1. Unknown  Possibly Copperhead?

     Reply • 05 Mar 2013

  3. James Booth  Austrelaps superbus species id suggested

     Reply • 21 Dec 2016
• Unidentified

  25 Jan 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Brown Tree Frog that comes to the window every night to catch insects.

  

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• Platyptilia emissalis

  25 Jan 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Moth. Needs to be identified.

  

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  1. Suzanne Jones  A Plume moth I think.

     Reply • 08 Dec 2014
• Coracina novaehollandiae Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike

  14 Jan 2011 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Black faced Cuckoo Shrike.

  

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• Malurus cyaneus Superb Blue-wren Superb Fairy-wren

  21 Sep 2010 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Superb Blue Wren-male.

  

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• Microcarbo melanoleucos Little Pied Cormorant

  11 Sep 2010 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Little Pied Cormorant.

  

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• Malurus cyaneus Superb Blue-wren Superb Fairy-wren

  11 Sep 2010 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Male Superb Blue Wren dancing and singing to the female.

  

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• Fungi spp. Fungi

  11 Sep 2010 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  

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  1. Niels Klazenga  The moss is Campylopus.

     Reply • 16 Apr 2015
• Anas castanea Chestnut Teal

  11 Sep 2010 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  

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• Melanogaster ambiguus

  25 Jul 2010 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Fungus-needs to be identified.South Kyneton

  

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• Malurus cyaneus Superb Blue-wren Superb Fairy-wren

  02 Jul 2010 • -37.3,144.4 • Nadya Korinfsky

  Superb Blue Wren,male-South Kyneton

  

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