Favoritos de jonathankmsims
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Dojo (Misgurnus anguillicaudatus)Observ.
ms_bethDescripción
This Oriental weather loach caught in a drying puddle left by receding flood water.
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Plateaditos Y Parientes (Orden Atheriniformes)Observ.
davemmdaveDescripción
Adult atherinids lower in water column than the juvenile mullets, being high tide and presumably higher predation risk (also towards dusk).
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kirrileestoneDescripción
This washed up on garden island, left by the tide going out. Seemed to be an eel, was rock hard when I found it but I did place it back in the water after pics
Seemed to have gills just after the face.
When back in the water it had some red tones to it.
Size 9 ladies sandal for reference
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Mújol de Foster (Aldrichetta forsteri)Observ.
thrillhoDescripción
Knee deep water
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Pez Vela del Pacífico (Istiophorus platypterus)Observ.
wayneosbornDescripción
Pam Osborn image
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keggy_buoyDescripción
Finally got a good photo and was even able to catch one!
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Mola Flaca (Ranzania laevis)Observ.
rfosterDescripción
Observation by Michael Anninos - Photos George Anninos and reproduced with permission.
Found splashing in the shallows, apparently disoriented. Returned to deeper water where it rapidly swam out to sea.
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sicyopterusDescripción
Caught in fyke net by the DEWNR Wetlands Team during regular spring fish monitoring.
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sicyopterusDescripción
Caught in a fyke net by DEWNR Wetlands Team during spring fish sampling.
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Silago Escolar Oriental (Sillago flindersi)Observ.
allanluggDescripción
Or Red spot Whiting? It had reddish brown flecks along its sides.
About 180mm
From about 15m of water.
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Galaxias olidusObserv.
heath_hunterDescripción
The longest was around 70-80mm. All fish returned safely to the creek straight after photos.
