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Unverified HelenCross 21 Oct 2026

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Is this most likely to be deer rubbing or could wombats do this to Stringybarks?

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   23 Oct 2026
Hi Helen, most likely deer. EGKs also sometimes damage the bark on E. macrorhyncha but more gently.
   24 Oct 2026
Thanks Don

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