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MPennay wrote:
4 Feb 2025
30 is in between vulturnus or regulus, could be either. Given it looks dessicated it's probably shrunk a little I'd say more likely regulus.
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
AlburyCityEnviros wrote:
4 Feb 2025
@MPennay they did a measurement of FAL and got 30 mm. Does that put us down the Southern Forest Bat path?
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
AlburyCityEnviros wrote:
4 Feb 2025
Thanks @MPennay, will add in measurements when they bring it back in
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
MPennay wrote:
3 Feb 2025
If you can get a precise measurement of the forearm i might be able to get a species level ID
Vespadelus sp. (genus)
Tapirlord wrote:
30 Jan 2025
Yes I belive that's correct
Solanum laciniatum

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Neochmia temporalis at Splitters Creek, NSW

Neochmia temporalis at Splitters Creek, NSW

Phaps chalcoptera at Splitters Creek, NSW

Charaxes sempronius at Splitters Creek, NSW

Gyrinidae sp. (family)

Platycercus elegans flaveolus

Platycercus elegans flaveolus

Todiramphus sanctus

Todiramphus sanctus

Phaps chalcoptera at Splitters Creek, NSW

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