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Albury field guide

Albury

3475
1.98 sightings / ha
Wodonga field guide

Wodonga

2967
0.32 sightings / ha
Nail Can Hill field guide

Nail Can Hill

1490
2.29 sightings / ha
WREN Reserves field guide

WREN Reserves

1047
2.05 sightings / ha
Wonga Wetlands field guide

Wonga Wetlands

969
48.16 sightings / ha
Wodonga Regional Park field guide

Wodonga Regional Park

727
1.32 sightings / ha
Felltimber Creek NCR field guide

Felltimber Creek NCR

678
2.33 sightings / ha
Charles Sturt University field guide

Charles Sturt University

584
19.44 sightings / ha
Red Light Hill Reserve field guide

Red Light Hill Reserve

489
7.21 sightings / ha
Mungabareena field guide

Mungabareena

459
8.59 sightings / ha
Padman/Mates Park field guide

Padman/Mates Park

434
21.35 sightings / ha
Jack Perry Reserve field guide

Jack Perry Reserve

431
55.54 sightings / ha
Belvoir Park field guide

Belvoir Park

421
101.05 sightings / ha
Eight Mile Creek field guide

Eight Mile Creek

414
4.61 sightings / ha
Bells TSR field guide

Bells TSR

387
13.77 sightings / ha
Kremur Street Boat Ramp field guide

Kremur Street Boat Ramp

370
126.03 sightings / ha
Clyde Cameron Reserve field guide

Clyde Cameron Reserve

365
26.34 sightings / ha
Monument Hill and Roper Street Corridor field guide

Monument Hill and Roper Street Corridor

363
10.33 sightings / ha
Eastern Hill Reserve field guide

Eastern Hill Reserve

330
3.19 sightings / ha

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KylieWaldon wrote:
Yesterday
TY donhe :)

Unidentified Moth (Lepidoptera)
donhe wrote:
3 Apr 2024
At least cut it clear of the tree it is on and put it in an aquarium tank with a sealed lid, or even a large transparent plastic bag, and observe it, especially in the evening, and see who might come out to play.

Unidentified Moth (Lepidoptera)
KylieWaldon wrote:
3 Apr 2024
Yeah only problem with that is if thousands of spiders jump out you'll hear me screaming from Canberra! It always looks like shredded material like that and usually has a feather stuck on the outside somewhere. So I don't think I'll be doing that. Same tree I get those holes in the ground ID'd as moths one year. (dead one on ground). But it wouldn't do both would it - nest and ground?

Unidentified Moth (Lepidoptera)
donhe wrote:
1 Apr 2024
Interesting construction. Could be a spider egg shelter or a caterpillar shelter. Any chance of taking it into protective custody to see how it might develop, and better still, carefully dissecting it to see who is inside?

Unidentified Moth (Lepidoptera)
KylieWaldon wrote:
29 Mar 2024
TY BrianLR. the baby browns at our place growing up by a creek never had that. Good to know and keep a look out for. :)

Pseudonaja textilis

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