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New priority species lists in the ACT
16 Mar 2025

Hello NatureMaprs!Three new priority species lists of exotic freshwater and terrestrial invertebrates, and vertebrates in the ACT have been added to NatureMapr. Uploading records of these species to N...

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AaronClausen wrote:
19 Mar 2025
Hi @PatrickCampbell2 - highly recommend TimL's exceptional DSLR photography guide!
Cryptoblepharus pulcher
TimL wrote:
19 Mar 2025
@PatrickCampbell2 Hi Patrick. Thanks for the comments. You're welcome to add any of my sightings to the field guide to use as samples of the species. As to the camera equipment, under the 'Add a sighting' tab there is one for 'DSLR photography guide' which I produced for Aaron and NatureMapr. The equipment and macro techniques I use are described in the guide (around section 5, I think). Any other queries, please let me know.
Cryptoblepharus pulcher
PatrickCampbell2 wrote:
18 Mar 2025
This is definitely a Fence Skink, more specifically the subspecies Cryptoblepharus pulcher pulcher.
They're excellent quality photos Tim. Do you mind if we add them to the field guide to use as examples of the species? They're so clear and crisp! Do you mind telling us what camera/lens you used?
Cryptoblepharus pulcher
Beckles74 wrote:
3 Feb 2025
Spider at back of car port
Eggs on second story deck
Not sure if from same Orb.
Hortophora sp. (genus)
NateKingsford wrote:
2 Feb 2025
Were the egg sacs and slings near this adult?
Hortophora sp. (genus)

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