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Less than a month to go until the Koala Army's March for Creatures Great and Small - spread the word!
π Sunday 1st September
πCanberra
RSVP: savethekoala.com/koala-army
#savethekoala #auspol
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Early spring walk on Red Hill, Canberra #Canberra #Naturereserve β¦@ThingsCanberraβ© β¦@NatureMaprβ© β¦@AustralianWild2β©
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βοΈ Don't forget to register for our next ALA webinar 4th September 11AM-12PM AEST!
Our next webinar - Exploring next-gen biodiversity detection technologies - brings together experts in camera trapping, πΈ eDNA 𧬠and ecoacoustics! π΅
Register here: π spr.ly/6012cIWky
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Meet our sprint champ, the Emu! Running at speeds of up to 50 km/h and sometimes covering hundreds of kilometers a day, the Emu is both a sprint and long-distance athlete!
Learn moreπ birdlife.org.au/bird-profileβ¦
πΈAdam Edwards
#Emu #OlympicBirds #BirdLifeAustralia #Birds
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π This week 42k new records were uploaded to the ALA! We receive regular updates from many data providers such as @NSW_EPA @inaturalist @NatureMapr @qldmuseum @WAParksWildlife and more! β
See the new records here: π spr.ly/6011c6nDl
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This very hairy ant is Polyrhachis clotho. It is indigenous to northeast QLD where it is found in tropical woodland. This individual was observed foraging on a paperbark tree near Mt Lewis.
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π’ New ALA research alert!
π A new paper by the ALA & @DAFFgov explores how #citizenscience is making an difference in monitoring and reporting new biosecurity incursions in Australia.
Read more: π publish.csiro.au/WR/pdf/WR24β¦
@CSIRO @CSIROPublishing #Biosecurity #NCRISImpact
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Oh honey honey! ππ―
The Regent Honeyeater (Anthochaera phrygia) is a critically endangered species native to SE Australia.
This species is distinguishable from other honeyeaters with its π yellow skin area around its eyes.
πΈ | Joel Poyitt
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π¦ Happy World Parrot Day! π¦
Today, we celebrate the world's parrots and cockatoos!
Can you identify which Aussie parrots represent each letter in the word 'parrot'?
Drop your guesses below! π
πΈ Janette Rodgers & Rebecca Citroni
#WorldParrotDay
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Entries are now OPEN to the 2024 BirdLife Australia Photography Awards!
Save these datesπ
π·TODAY 24th May β entries open
π·July 5th β early bird entries close
π·August 5th β all entries close
Sign up: birdlifephotoaward.org.au/
πΈScarlet-chested Parrot by Gunther Frensch
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The answer from yesterday. When the ambient hit 10.2c, out came Mushu for a bask! Iβve included info at the end to explain this. The thermal gradient of the surface is important for ectotherms,from 11c in the shade to 31c in full sun, enabling thermal energy exchange #WildOz πβοΈ
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Leafcutter bee - Megachile macularis - female feeding on scaly buttons - Leptorhynchos squamatus - in our #Canberra back garden. #bees #insects @NatureMapr @Lovenature321 #macrophotography #australianfauna
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Donβt let our biodiversity rust-in-peace! π±π
#MyrtleRust is an invasive species that poses a grave threat π§ββοΈ to >1500 Myrtaceae species in Australia. π³
π² Report myrtle rust on @iNaturalist & @NatureMapr! Get #biosecurity data access via the ALA!
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π Look at this beautiful big Yellow Box (Eucalyptus melliodora)! Such an impressive tree.
Thank you to Instagrammer helenwylkscross for sharing this beauty with us by tagging #EucBeaut!
Happy #ThickTrunkTuesday, everybody! Make sure you give a big old gum a hug from us today!
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It's almost Christmas! π I guess it's Christmas every day if you're a Christmas Spider Orchid (Caladenia serotina)! βπ·πΈ
This species is endemic to southwest WA. π It has a single erect leaf, π with up to 3 flowers.β€οΈπ€β€οΈ
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β Happy #WorldNumbatDay!
Numbats (Myrmecobius fasciatus) feed on termites. π With a sticky tongue that can grow up to 11cm, they don't drink water π§ as they get all nutrients from the >20,000 termites that they consume daily! π€―
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πΈ | L. Burnett
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Stunner. The high variability in morph is but another reason why this genus of snakes is my favourite. β at Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
Iβve encountered banded juvenile brown snakes on a handful of occasions, but this one today was spectacular #wildoz @gavin_jd_smith
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Would you still love me if I was a worm? β€οΈ
We can't speak for everybody, but we β€οΈ the speckled flatworm (Anisorhynchodemus guttatus).
These worms feed on other invertebrates using sticky mucus to trap their prey. π½
πΈ | TimL via @NatureMapr
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A joy to see the first Heath Ochre #butterfly of the season in Mount Taylor Nature Reserve, a stronghold for this tiny skipper, with an abundance of eucalypt woodland containing its preferred larval food plant the Wattle Mat-rush or Lomandra filiformis @NatureMapr @CitSciOZ
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Close encounter with a Yellow Admiral or Vanessa itea in Mount Taylor Nature Reserve #Canberra #butterfly #biodiversity @NatureMapr @ausbutterflies @savebutterflies
































