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Género ArhodiaObserv.
hednotaDescripción
"The leg structure of your wasp's caterpillar
suggests that it is in Geometridae, like in the pages linked from"
http://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/geometridae/geometridae-cats.html
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Ogyris amaryllisObserv.
martinlagerweyDescripción
Satin Azure (Ogyris amaryllis)
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Zampullín Australiano (Tachybaptus novaehollandiae)Observ.
kaytarantoDescripción
These two juveniles were in care for rehabilitation for a couple of days before returning to their rescue location.
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Mirlo Común (Turdus merula)Observ.
jess_rainsfordDescripción
14days from hatching to fledgling.
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Aves de Percha (Orden Passeriformes)Observ.
benjaminlancerDescripción
This is a series of well-kept feathers I found scattered along the roadside within about 15 meters of each-other. Potentially from multiple species. Once I get some general ID's for groups I would like to re-upload as individual sets.
My guess is that A. & B. come from either the Australian Raven or Little Raven, both of witch are in the area. C-H I'm not sure on - could be from the same. I. I'm fairly sure is from a magpie-lark. J. I'm not sure, but leaning towards a European Starling.
It would also be great if there are any feather-experts out there who could enlighten me as to what kind of feathers these are (Different shapes signify different functions? Wing. Vs. Tail?)
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Fumarel Cariblanco (Chlidonias hybrida)Observ.
gumnutDescripción
What's the small light coloured tern in the middle of the Whiskered terns? Is it a non breeding Whiskered? I don't see these here in Tassies so not too familiar with them.
