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clarehoneydove wrote:
26 Feb 2025
Leafhopper/planthopper?
Fulgoroidea (superfamily)
Walker wrote:
20 Feb 2025
Confirm Macquarie Perch , There is a remnant population in the Cotter . Once a dominant species in the Murrumbidgee & Burrinjuck but now rarely seen in those areas due mainly to increase water temp & pollution.
Macquaria australasica
Walker wrote:
20 Feb 2025
Definitely Rainbow Trout ( introduced species ) beautiful colour .
Oncorhynchus mykiss
marcycad wrote:
5 Feb 2025
There is only the one Xanthorrhoea species to habit the ACT.
Xanthorrhoea glauca subsp. angustifolia
Mike wrote:
29 Jan 2025
More seen close by, so I have updated the abundance.
Oenothera indecora subsp. bonariensis

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Eopsaltria australis at Coree, ACT

Chenonetta jubata at Uriarra Village, ACT

Pardalotus punctatus at Uriarra Village, ACT

Vombatus ursinus at Uriarra Village, ACT

Vombatus ursinus at Uriarra Village, ACT

Vombatus ursinus at Uriarra Village, ACT

Eopsaltria australis at Coree, ACT

Pardalotus punctatus at Uriarra Village, ACT

Pardalotus punctatus at Uriarra Village, ACT

Chenonetta jubata at Uriarra Village, ACT

Species Richness Score (SRS)

Land area

140.41
ha

Survey effort

7.21
sightings per ha

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