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Cernícalo Australiano (Falco cenchroides)Observ.
rwlDescripción
Kestral that had just caught a rat in the garden next to the Airport terminal.
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Puccinia kochiaeObserv.
orchidroseDescripción
Not sure - fungi or insect
Host plant - Enchylaena tomentosa. It was also infected with Asphondylia tonsura (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/202029036)
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ronsincDescripción
Growing on an Agapanthus in a suburban back yard.
The 3rd photo is 24 hrs after ther 1st 2 and the next 2 photos are 48 hrs after the 1st two.
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Género PilobolusObserv.
withinfungusDescripción
Sporangiophores with black (mature) and yellow (young) sporangia on Western Grey Kangaroo dung.
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Inimia natObserv.
glendawalterDescripción
About 25 mm long. Matthew, I have emailed you re these.
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Avena Loca (Avena sterilis)Observ.
vbjanosDescripción
All grass is mowed, only those growing next to council planted natives can grow a longer culm.
It took some force to separate the lemmas (no sign of fungal infection)
The first lemma has a scar, the second one doesn't.
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Arañas Ácaro (Familia Tetranychidae)Observ.
dgm112Descripción
Olive leaf infestation very mobile ?aracnids 200microns
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Moscas Domésticas, de Estiércol Y de Las Flores (Superfamilia Muscoidea)Observ.
mariannebrougDescripción
A smaller fly. 9mm.
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Mosquitas de Las Agallas (Familia Cecidomyiidae)Observ.
manfdotDescripción
These galls were observed on stems of Scaevola spinescens. Lateral buds on stems were transformed into thick-walled galls covered with numerous densely-haired, malformed "leaves".
On dissection, a single orange-coloured larva was found in each gall (see last 5 photos).
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scotthedgesDescripción
Mushrooms apx 1 week old, no rain but damp ground. New Moon so dark night 30 sec exposure with f2.8 Nikon D800.
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manfdotDescripción
Galls were found on shoots of Maireana brevifolia on 20Aug22. Galls were collected and incubated in a jar and the enclosed pupae and emerged midges were photographed on 7Sep22 and 19Sep22 respectively.
(see also https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/136903073)
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peterbosDescripción
Sat - white, Sun - grey-black (slim stipes visible at base), Mon - brown releasing spores (mass 19mm H, 14 mm W, 50 cm above ground on dead tree)
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zosterops99Descripción
This is going to be an epic post. I was at the Buckland native gardens and found a small Eucalypt (The tag, sort of near the base was E. barberi) covered with the most Apiomorpha galls I have ever seen. I've only ever seen one on a tree at a time. This tree had literal masses of male and female galls. I took a lot of photos and brought one female gall home (I have no idea why I didn't think to bring a male). My aim was to try and see some of the crawlers again. Anyway I didn't house the gall well, and it got a bit mouldy. I rehoused it, and everything dried out nicely but I assumes that the female would have died. No crawlers. The female was alive and well, so I took photos today, placed her back in her disected home, and have hoped that a rubber band around the gall will keep her happy!. Very interesting beasts.
This looks like Apiomorpha munita, that I have found before but I have no real clue.
The photos have further annotations here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/zosterops/51077449602/
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Arañas (Orden Araneae)Observ.
jamie_aDescripción
Don’t worry, I didn’t kill this one just to pin them, I found them already passed
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Avispas Caza Arañas (Familia Pompilidae)Observ.
karenweaving62Descripción
Part 1 of 2 series, Target species for identification is the Spider Wasp, the spider is a separate observation, Wild, small Spider Wasp and its prey of Crab spider (Spider paralyzed or near dead) landed on my hane while we were photographing other observations, Adelaide, SA, Australia. photos by Karen Weaving, @Karenweaving and owen Gale, @owen65.
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Insectos (Clase Insecta)Observ.
margadelieDescripción
No idea what this is maybe a gall?
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alan_dandieDescripción
H. australis or H. glebosa. I'm not sure if the small bumps on the sepals of photo3 qualify as glebosa. @thammer?
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Género TargioniaObserv.
jandkmorisonDescripción
But not a crescent to be seen. But otherwise similar form and stomata to crescent-cup.
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Águila Audaz (Aquila audax)Observ.
wamozDescripción
These magnificent images were captured by the camera on a radio-controlled glider being flow by Allen Moore.
The eagle was clearly not happy with intrusion into its air-space but fortunately only inflicted a small tear in the wing fabric of the aircraft.
(With permission).
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joemdoDescripción
ID is a guess.. really cool looking organism!
In an LPK hammock
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Género CeramiumObserv.
peri3Descripción
The photo geotag is the laboratory at St Kilda. The sample was collected by a fisherman in the north lagoon of the Coorong.
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Hepáticas Talosas (Clase Marchantiopsida)Observ.
bodhiheeraDescripción
Old limestone-mine.
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Insectos (Clase Insecta)Observ.
owen65Descripción
Insect galls on cultivated Eucalyptus camaldulensis
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Hepática Media Luna (Lunularia cruciata)Observ.
loverwortsDescripción
Population of male and female Lunularia, shown with mature sporophytes attached to female gametangiophore.
