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• Litoria raniformis Growling Grass Frog

  30 Nov 2019 • -37.5,144.8 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Wendy Moore  Litoria raniformis species id suggested

     Reply • 01 Dec
• Unidentified

  24 Nov 2019 • -37.9,144.2 • Linley McGlashan

  

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  1. Wendy Moore  it is a Hover/Flower Fly in the Syrphidae

     Reply • 29 Nov

  3. Wendy Moore  on a Prostanthera sp?

     Reply • 29 Nov
• Malva weinmanniana Australian Hollyhock

  01 Oct 2017 • -34.8,142.4 • zeke1944

  

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• Malva weinmanniana Australian Hollyhock

  20 Nov 2019 • zeke1944

  No photo or location.

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• Oryctolagus cuniculus European Rabbit

  13 Nov 2019 • -37.5,144.8 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Peter Clark  1 pix ….hare?

     Reply • 13 Nov

  3. Lawrie Conole  Oryctolagus cuniculus species id suggested

     Reply • 15 Nov
• Artamus superciliosus White-browed Woodswallow

  13 Nov 2019 • -37.5,144.8 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Peter Clark  1 pix...female?

     Reply • 13 Nov

  2. • Lawrie Conole  Correct!

       Reply • 15 Nov

  3. Lawrie Conole  Artamus superciliosus species id suggested

     Reply • 15 Nov
• Artamus superciliosus White-browed Woodswallow

  13 Nov 2019 • -37.5,144.8 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Peter Clark  1 pix…..male?

     Reply • 13 Nov

  2. • Lawrie Conole  Correct!

       Reply • 15 Nov

  3. Lawrie Conole  Artamus superciliosus species id suggested

     Reply • 15 Nov
• Lalage sueurii White-winged Triller

  11 Nov 2019 • -37.5,144.8 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Peter Clark  2 pixs..never seen them before.

     Reply • 11 Nov

  3. Lawrie Conole  Lalage sueurii species id suggested

     Reply • 12 Nov

  5. Andrew Brown  They are moving further south due to the drought

     Reply • 12 Nov

  6. • Lawrie Conole  It's not unusual to see Trillers in southern Victoria, but the numbers fluctuate from year to year, and drier conditions inland will likely result in higher numbers in the south. This spring they were recorded in northern Tasmania, which is either a first or at least a very rare event.

       Reply • 15 Nov
• Unidentified

  27 Oct 2019 • -37.6,144.9 • Jeff Triplett

  Galls on twigs of a grey box. The galls are about 4mm wide on twigs about 1mm wide, and light green underneath. There were several groups like the one shown on the same waist high sapling. The largest group about 100mm across. Most of the stunted leaves attached to the galled twigs had conical galls on the underside, about 1.5mm high (see third photo). These appear to be associated since they do not appear anywhere else on the sapling.

  

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  1. Jeff Triplett  I wonder if there is any point posting gall photos on inaturalist? There is no way of grouping galls together and the only identification I could give for this post would be Insecta or Eucalyptus microcarpa.

     Reply • 16 Nov

  3. Wendy Moore  I think it is a Coccoidea, Eriococcidae see https://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/14032552 and https://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/15211207

     Reply • 25 Nov

  4. • Jeff Triplett  Thanks Wendy. I personally would not have picked it from the Hardy and Gullan paper since all the photos show individual galls, not joined up like this, with the possible exception of Tanyscelis megagibba but that is a pretty useless photo. I note that the project noah postings are all 7 years old. Knowledge does not seem to have improved much since then since there are no similar photos anywhere on the web under the name Tanyscelis at least. There is a project on inaturalist for australian scale insects, maybe I should post it there.

       Reply • 27 Nov
• Caladenia iridescens Western Bronzehood Orchid

  14 Oct 2019 • -37.5,142.4 • Linley McGlashan

  

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• Castiarina xanthopilosa

  13 Oct 2019 • -37.5,142.4 • Linley McGlashan

  Spotted beetles on Leptospermum myrsinoides.

  

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  1. Wendy Moore  Castiarina xanthopilosa species id suggested

     Reply • 17 Oct

  3. Wendy Moore  Beautiful photo

     Reply • 17 Oct

  5. Linley McGlashan  Thanks Wendy.

     Reply • 17 Oct
• Cicadetta waterhousei Smoky Buzzer

  14 Dec 2010 • -37.6,145.0 • Wendy Moore

  

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• Enchocrates glaucopis

  06 Oct 2019 • -37.9,145.3 • Leuba Ridgway

  A pale moth with purple tinged wings and fringed trailing margins. Wingspan could have been about 10 to 12 mm.Each fore wing had a smudged dark patch in the middle of the inner margin which at rest formed a dark circle. On each wing was also a small dark, slightly posterior to the dark patch. Antennae were swept back. The labial palps appeared to form a "snout" with a short stiff bristle on either side at the tip. Seen under a bright garden light on a warm night.

  

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  1. Wendy Moore  Depressariidae Enchocrates sp. I have trouble IDing to sp. Cathy has similarly marked ones as E glaucopis, however these all have distinct red/pink stripes on outer 1/2 of forewings

     Reply • 09 Oct

  2. • Leuba Ridgway  Wendy, I've had a look at Ken Harris' moth which is similar to mine in every way. He has identified it as E.glaucopis. http://www.bowerbird.org.au/observations/101273

       Reply • 09 Oct

     • Leuba Ridgway  Thank you for your suggestion. I wouldn't have got anywhere without your help.

       Reply • 09 Oct
• Craspedia variabilis Variable Billy-buttons

  15 Sep 2019 • -36.3,146.2 • Thomas Nataprawira

  

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  1. zeke1944  Craspedia variabilis species id suggested

     Reply • 30 Sep
• Diuris pardina Leopard Orchid

  15 Sep 2019 • -36.3,146.2 • Thomas Nataprawira

  

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• Hibbertia obtusifolia Grey Guinea-flower

  15 Sep 2019 • -36.3,146.2 • Thomas Nataprawira

  

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• Acacia triptera Spur-wing Wattle

  15 Sep 2019 • -36.3,146.2 • Thomas Nataprawira

  

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• Diuris chryseopsis Golden Moths

  15 Sep 2019 • -36.3,146.2 • Thomas Nataprawira

  

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• Cheilanthes spp. Rock Fern Cheilanthes austrotenuifolia Green Rock-fern

  15 Sep 2019 • -36.3,146.2 • Thomas Nataprawira

  

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  1. zeke1944  Cheilanthes austrotenuifolia

     Reply • 30 Sep

  2. • Thomas Nataprawira  Thanks.

       Reply • 30 Sep
• Glossodia major Wax-lip Orchid

  13 Sep 2019 • -36.6,145.9 • Thomas Nataprawira

  Reef Hills State Park.

  

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• Daviesia ulicifolia Gorse Bitter-pea

  13 Sep 2019 • -36.6,145.9 • Thomas Nataprawira

  Reef Hills State Park.

  

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• Diuris pardina Leopard Orchid

  13 Sep 2019 • -36.6,145.9 • Thomas Nataprawira

  Reef Hills State Park.

  

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• Stypandra glauca Nodding Blue-lily

  14 Sep 2019 • -36.3,146.7 • Thomas Nataprawira

  

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• Callitris endlicheri Black Cypress-pine

  14 Sep 2019 • -36.3,146.7 • Thomas Nataprawira

  

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  1. zeke1944  Callitris endlicheri species id suggested

     Reply • 30 Sep
• Unidentified

  14 Sep 2019 • -36.3,146.7 • Thomas Nataprawira

  

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• Drepanacra binocula

  13 Aug 2019 • -38.3,144.3 • Wendy Moore

  

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• Coniopteryx (Xeroconiopteryx) spp. Acacia implexa Lightwood

  13 Aug 2019 • -38.3,144.3 • Wendy Moore

  

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• Archimantis spp.

  13 Aug 2019 • -38.3,144.3 • Wendy Moore

  Archimantis latistyla (Fiedel, M., Vic. Ento. Vol45 no.1 2015)

  

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• Archimantis spp.

  31 Aug 2019 • -38.3,144.3 • Wendy Moore

  Archimantis latistyla (Fiedel, M Vic Ento Vol45 No1 2015)

  

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• Poecilasthena spp.

  31 Aug 2019 • -38.3,144.3 • Wendy Moore

  Poecilasthena nr scoliota

  

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