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jb2602 wrote:
1 hr ago
Adult Gang Gangs visiting nest hollow round about feeding time. The male looked into the hollow but did not go in. They left soon after. Earlier a Noisy Miner looked into the hollow. No sign of a fledgeling so I hope that everything is OK.
Callocephalon fimbriatum (identifiable birds)
WendyEM wrote:
2 hrs ago
Looks a bit like larva of this group illustrated in "Caterpillars, Moths & their Plants of southeastern Australia" McQuillan, P. et al Also native flowers are listed as larval food
https://tasmanianinsectfieldguide.com/hexapoda/insectsoftasmanialepidoptera/superfamily-zygaenoidea/zygaenidae-foresters-burnets/genus-pollanisus/
Zygaenidae (family)
MichaelBedingfield wrote:
3 hrs ago
Thank you
Petaurus notatus
Ouzodog wrote:
3 hrs ago
Apologies - I did add a Photo - will try again
Petaurus notatus
MichaelBedingfield wrote:
3 hrs ago
Hi Ouzodog. I'm confirming this one based on your previous sighting at the same location (sightings/4486592). However, it is always better to post a photo, because it adds scientific value to the sighting.
Petaurus notatus

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