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10 Jun 2021

SEEKING YOUR HELP WITH RECORDING AN INVASIVE BIRD SPECIES! A Common Myna, AKA Indian Myna (Acridotheres tristis)was sighted in Thurgoona yesterday, crossing Kerr Rd just south of Thurgoona Drive. Th...

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Discussion

KylieWaldon wrote:

19 Mar 2023

I usually do it on the next day from upload as I'm too tired out to do it after an arvo of editing photos and uploading! I go to Albury Wodonga nature map first if I think I've had it id'd before or the ACT site if not. I do find it hard to remember the names of anything except flowers, birds and butterflies off the top of my head. So if you wait a couple of days I will then go back in and try and ID them!

Macrotona australis

RogerF wrote:

19 Mar 2023

Kylie, How do you feel about suggesting names for your insects using the pictures in AWNMR. This makes it much quicker for me to confirm or otherwise. Rogerf

Macrotona australis

EwinP wrote:

19 Mar 2023

Good record - closest I have had to Wodonga is on Baranduda Range

Geitoneura acantha

RobCook wrote:

19 Mar 2023

brittle gum perhaps?

Eucalyptus mannifera

RobCook wrote:

19 Mar 2023

It is not Blakely's Red Gum. It is a non local species