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• Tasmanicosa spp. Union-Jack Wolf Spider genus

  04 Nov 2018 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Peter Clark  3 pix... out of the hole.

     Reply • 05 Nov

  3. David Francis  Possibly Tasmanicosa godeffroyi. (Was Lycosa godeffroyi)

     Reply • 06 Nov
• Pseudonaja textilis Eastern Brown Snake

  04 Nov 2018 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Peter Clark  3 pix...released to the escarpment....only problem is that it wasnt one from besides the house.

     Reply • 04 Nov

  3. Peter Clark  Pseudonaja textilis species id suggested

     Reply • 04 Nov
• Artamus personatus Masked Woodswallow

  02 Nov 2018 • -37.8,144.9 • Thomas N.

  A single bird. There is a report of a flock of them in Woodlands Historic Park.

  

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• Pseudonaja textilis Eastern Brown Snake

  03 Nov 2018 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Peter Clark  2 pix....here we go again........

     Reply • 03 Nov

  3. Peter Clark  Pseudonaja textilis species id suggested

     Reply • 03 Nov

  5. Peter Clark  2 brown's

     Reply • 03 Nov
• Numenius minutus Little Curlew

  02 Nov 2018 • -35.7,143.8 • Michael Gooch

  

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  David Francis and Cathy Powers starred this.

  1. Michael Gooch  Rare vagrant to Victoria

     Reply • 03 Nov
• Bulbine bulbosa Bulbine Lily

  31 Oct 2018 • -37.6,144.1 • Ben Fisher

  3 Photos

  

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• Trichiocercus sparshalli Sparshall's Moth Sparshalli Moth

  02 Nov 2018 • -37.7,144.4 • Ben Fisher

  

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  1. David Francis  Trichiocercus sparshalli species id suggested

     Reply • 03 Nov
• Caladenia tentaculata Mantis Orchid

  01 Nov 2018 • -38.2,144.5 • Bernie Lingham

  3 images with a focus on the clubbed-sepals and non-clubbed petals, a helpful diagnostic feature of this species.

  

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• Pseudonaja textilis Eastern Brown Snake

  02 Nov 2018 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Peter Clark  3 pixs.under the slab.....guess..

     Reply • 02 Nov

  3. Peter Clark  Pseudonaja textilis species id suggested

     Reply • 02 Nov
• Trichosurus vulpecula Common Brushtail Possum

  30 Oct 2018 • -37.8,144.9 • Thomas N.

  Cannot identify without the tail showing, probably Ringtail possum.

  

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  1. Lawrie Conole  Trichosurus vulpecula species id suggested

     Reply • 02 Nov

  3. Lawrie Conole  Bix foxy ears and face, grizzled grey pelage, bulky body. It's a brushtail.

     Reply • 02 Nov
• Curculionidae spp.

  30 Oct 2018 • -37.6,144.1 • Ben Fisher

  2 Photos

  

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  1. David Francis  Curculionidae spp. species id suggested

     Reply • 31 Oct
• Acaena spp. Sheep's Burr

  30 Oct 2018 • -37.6,144.1 • Ben Fisher

  3 Photos

  

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  1. Ben Fisher  Acaena spp. species id suggested

     Reply • 31 Oct
• Platylobium obtusangulum Common Flat-pea

  30 Oct 2018 • -37.6,144.1 • Ben Fisher

  2 Photos

  

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  1. Ben Fisher  Platylobium obtusangulum species id suggested

     Reply • 31 Oct
• Solanum laciniatum Large Kangaroo Apple

  30 Oct 2018 • -37.6,144.1 • Ben Fisher

  3 Photos

  

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  1. Ben Fisher  Solanum laciniatum species id suggested

     Reply • 31 Oct
• Caladenia tentaculata Mantis Orchid

  22 Oct 2018 • -37.1,142.2 • Kevin Sparrow

  

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  1. zeke1944  More likely C tentaculata

     Reply • 29 Oct
• Senecio quadridentatus Cotton Fireweed

  22 Oct 2018 • -37.2,142.2 • Kevin Sparrow

  Senecio covered in aphids being managed by some ants

  

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  1. Ben Fisher  I have noticed the same thing on a lot of the Senecios at my place.

     Reply • 30 Oct
• Androchela milvaria Four-spot Cape-moth

  06 Apr 2018 • -37.8,144.3 • Cathy Powers

  

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• Wahlenbergia stricta subsp. stricta Tall Bluebell

  19 Oct 2018 • -36.9,142.0 • Kevin Sparrow

  

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• Spilosoma glatignyi Black and White Tiger Moth

  04 Apr 2018 • -37.8,144.3 • Cathy Powers

  

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• Hypobapta tachyhalotaria Varied Grey

  04 Apr 2018 • -37.8,144.3 • Cathy Powers

  Second image shows ventral (underside) view.

  

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• Proteuxoa nuna

  01 Apr 2018 • -37.8,144.3 • Cathy Powers

  

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• Proteuxoa paratorna

  01 Apr 2018 • -37.8,144.3 • Cathy Powers

  

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• Thelymitra pauciflora s.l. Slender Sun-orchid

  19 Oct 2018 • -37.0,142.0 • Kevin Sparrow

  

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• Vittadinia cuneata Fuzzy New Holland Daisy

  19 Oct 2018 • -37.2,141.9 • Kevin Sparrow

  

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  1. zeke1944  This is probable likely but could be one of several species with similar appearance most of which are uncommon.

     Reply • 26 Oct

  3. zeke1944  Vittadinia cuneata species id suggested

     Reply • 26 Oct

  5. Kevin Sparrow  Yeh, they all look similar.

     Reply • 26 Oct
• Caladenia parva Green-comb Spider-orchid

  19 Oct 2018 • -37.2,141.9 • Kevin Sparrow

  

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• Stackhousia spp. Stackhousia

  19 Oct 2018 • -37.2,141.9 • Kevin Sparrow

  

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  1. Ethan Travis  Stackhousia spp. species id suggested

     Reply • 25 Oct
• Hibbertia spp. Guinea Flower

  19 Oct 2018 • -37.2,141.9 • Kevin Sparrow

  

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  1. Bernie Lingham  Hibbertia spp. species id suggested

     Reply • 26 Oct
• Unidentified

  24 Oct 2018 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Peter Clark  2 pix....another wasp all over a acacia...right up the top..

     Reply • 24 Oct
• Unidentified

  24 Oct 2018 • Peter Clark

  

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  1. Peter Clark  3 pix....wasp...swarming all over a acacia.

     Reply • 24 Oct
• Diuris pardina Leopard Orchid

  19 Oct 2018 • -37.2,141.9 • Kevin Sparrow

  

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  1. Cathy Powers  Kevin - this looks a lot like D. pardina to me. The lateral sepals are indicative as well as the dark marks on the outside of the column wings. The petals on D. sulphurea are usually more elongated than what is shown in your image.

     Reply • 24 Oct

  2. • Kevin Sparrow  Thanks, Cathy. I originally thought pardina but for some reason changed my mind.

       Reply • 24 Oct