Wildiaries

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66 Trips

Photos of 152 Species

A relatively recent birding arrival to Aussie shores. A great country for everything...so much to discover!! There's a few trip reports in here from some expeditions I've run around the traps. Check out http://lihou.wildiaries.com for a recent Coral Sea expedition report. Contact me on simonmustoe@ecology-solutions.com.au. Cheers!

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Odonutter said about your Trip

Yes, looks like it eh? I wonder whether there is any down-side to doing this. I expect they hunt mostly using their other senses at night.

Alan's Wildlife Tours said about your Trip

That python is ready to shed its skin. Have a look at the opaque eye scales.

Odonutter said about your Trip

Steve, I've been feeling guilty for ages about not getting back to you. Thanks for your words on the pelagic last year. It was actually your paper that inspired me to do it. In fact, we're off again next week...this time hoping to coincide with some of the more interesting summer birds down there. Hoping a better chance for Pygmy Right Whale as well. Best, Simon.

Jack M. said about your Trip

Fantastic sighting of the puffinus (auricularis or newelli?)...awesome.....wish we were there....Bill and Jack

Odonutter said about your Trip

Thanks Reiner! I'm sure you have seen it. It's a Maccoy's...probably one of the commonest in the Dandenongs, even in my garden in the drier areas. Thanks for the heads up on the fungus. I'll add the name.

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Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus)

Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae)

Sei Whale (Balaenoptera borealis)

Pale-flecked Garden Sunskink (Lampropholis guichenoti)

Fraser's Dolphin (Lagenodelphis hosei)

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