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wollemiwendyDescripción
Found on the sand - floated when I tried to put it in the water, so I assume it was dead. Didn't try to open it
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Aves (Clase Aves)Observ.
wollemiwendyDescripción
Two recordings - one much fainter than the other
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Arañas Hormiga (Familia Corinnidae)Observ.
wollemiwendyDescripción
Spider seems to be a mimic of a Leptomyrmex ant or maybe a wasp? Had a peculiar gait, was quite quick, held it's abdomen almost vertically, and would move the tips of its white legs a bit like the movement of wasp antennae. Would also sway abdomen from side to side slowly when not moving. Wish I could upload a video :(
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Gavilanes (Género Accipiter)Observ.
wollemiwendyDescripción
My guess is Brown Goshawk or Collared Sparrowhawk?
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Yerbera Chica (Poodytes gramineus)Observ.
wollemiwendyDescripción
Sorry for poor audio, hard to get it over the crickets and cicadas. Heard quite a few times in different spots around the lagoon. Three notes, first short, two more drawn out. Couldn't get a visual, but there's a lot of reeds and undergrowth at the edge of the lagoon.
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wollemiwendyDescripción
Couldn't get close for a better shot as he would go back into his cave. So cute. If I sat still he'd come out and start eating a nearby bit of wood. I have some videos but I don't think you can upload them. Was at least 20cm long
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wollemiwendyDescripción
1 unbanned individual, came around 6.10 and stayed in the grevillea until about 6.26, then flew into nearby jacaranda after a Little Wattlebird came into the Grevillea. Came back down to the Grevillea around 6.46- 6.53 and flew off again when another Little Wattlebird showed up. Saw it mimicking the Little Wattlebird.
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Amanitas, Tecomates, Matamoscas Y Hongos Trompeta (Género Amanita)Observ.
wollemiwendy
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wollemiwendyDescripción
Two plants with flowers of this colour next to one another. Nearby were standard purple-colored Dampiera purpurea, maybe just a colour variant?
