bobgeorgeson's Identifications
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Australian Pelican (Pelecanus conspicillatus)Observer
debtaylor142Description
A squadron of 27 pelicans soaring on air thermals over a lake.
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Common Cellar Spiders (Genus Pholcus)Observer
debtaylor142Description
A male spider photographed immediately after mating -
https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/200802448
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Common Cellar Spiders (Genus Pholcus)Observer
debtaylor142Description
A pair of spiders mating in the corner of a room. When first observed the male spider was stroking the underside of the female as he moved into position and then began to transfer sperm. The act of copulation lasted for approx. 30 mins before the female moved away.
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Glossy Black Cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus lathami)Observer
motriatvsDescription
Mature Male and Female parents with Juvenile feeding and communicating with each other. Many signs of recently eaten she oak cones in surrounding area.. Id on she oaks please
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Glossy Black Cockatoo (Calyptorhynchus lathami)Observer
motriatvsDescription
Heard and observed this family of three, consisting of both parents and one juvenile feeding in grove of she oaks. Contact calling wth other Glossy Black Cockatoos heard in nearby stands of she oaks. These birds has been repeatedly observed in this forest over the past few years, more so now after the Coolagalite fires, which destroyed much of their feeding habitats along Nutleys Creek. Clearly this vital feeding area needs safeguarding.
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Bodalla Silver Wattle (Acacia silvestris)Observer
jackiemilesDescription
There has always been a big patch of scrub dominated by this species on the rocky west-facing slope of the Brogo Pass. It is putting on a helluva show flowering this season, and plants are also evident in a gully on the east-facing slope too (photo 4). After the millenium drought it seemed to have thinned out quite a bit, but is back in full strength now, and more abundant above the highway on the east-facing slope than it used to be.
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