Hoover Reserve

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Small reserve on the NSW/ACT Border

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Liam.m wrote:

1 Jan 2023

Ok. Based on that, I’ll confirm as skylark. However, pipit eggs look very similar and if anyone more experienced with eggs knows better then I can change the ID. Definitely pipit or skylark though.

Alauda arvensis

Mavis wrote:

1 Jan 2023

@Liam.m - not at the time however have spotted skylarks there before - not pipits.
Eggs found in a shallow scrape on a fire road.

Alauda arvensis

Liam.m wrote:

1 Jan 2023

@Mavis were there skylarks or pipits around?

Alauda arvensis

Liam.m wrote:

1 Jan 2023

@MatthewFrawley do you know anyone from COG who’s good with egg ID?

Alauda arvensis

SuziBond wrote:

23 Jan 2019

Thanks for amending the record :) I thought this was from the Pinnacle butterfly walk but I see now this is from a different location.

Lucia limbaria

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