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LineMarie wrote:
21 Apr 2025
Hi Matthew, I have managed to amend the location. I am unsure as to what I am doing wrong with the map on this site .. I use two other sites and all works ok .. As you may see on this sighting and others that dont reflect the right spot, I usually leave a comment under "User's Notes" .. Apologies for the extra work, I will keep persevering with the map.
Tadorna tadornoides
MatthewFrawley wrote:
20 Apr 2025
Checking if location is correct for this one?
Charadrius melanops
MatthewFrawley wrote:
20 Apr 2025
Is the location correct on the map?
Tadorna tadornoides
RogerF wrote:
7 Feb 2025
Adult female possibly of 2024 generation
Keyacris scurra
RodDeb wrote:
30 Jan 2025
Hi Yumi thanks for letting us know, sighting #4642854 has been deleted.
Tadorna tadornoides

Significant sightings

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Laetiporus portentosus at Forde, ACT

Ephutomorpha sp. (genus) at Bonner, ACT

Aquila audax at Bonner, ACT

Aquila audax at Bonner, ACT

Aquila audax at Bonner, ACT

Charadrius melanops at Throsby, ACT

Tadorna tadornoides at Throsby, ACT

Charadrius melanops at Throsby, ACT

Tadorna tadornoides at Throsby, ACT

Tadorna tadornoides at Throsby, ACT

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Land area

812.18
ha

Survey effort

4.69
sightings per ha

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