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Discussion

KMcCue wrote:
21 min ago
Would be used to this rainy weather then.
Lycosidae (family)
NateKingsford wrote:
27 min ago
Most likely Tasmanicosa
Lycosidae (family)
JohnBrannan wrote:
4 hrs ago
I stand corrected. Triller it is.
Lalage tricolor
AlisonMilton wrote:
7 hrs ago
@WendyEM Thanks Wendy. I wouldn't have guessed. To my nked eye I thought it might be a strange leafhopper.
Hyalarcta nigrescens
AnkeMaria wrote:
8 hrs ago
Could you submit this again ( with a comment linking it to this survey -sighting 4720412 ) as there are also a lot of Lim peronii calling bother i can not hear a Litoria aurea that would have been amazing!! Thanks
Limnodynastes tasmaniensis

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