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Sturt National Park field guide

Sturt National Park

194
0 sightings / ha
Gundabooka National Park field guide

Gundabooka National Park

108
0 sightings / ha
Yathong Nature Reserve field guide

Yathong Nature Reserve

94
0 sightings / ha
Mungo National Park field guide

Mungo National Park

86
0 sightings / ha
Mutawintji National Park field guide

Mutawintji National Park

83
0 sightings / ha
Living Desert State Park field guide

Living Desert State Park

76
0.02 sightings / ha
Round Hill Nature Reserve field guide

Round Hill Nature Reserve

60
0 sightings / ha
Nombinnie Nature Reserve field guide

Nombinnie Nature Reserve

32
0 sightings / ha
Kinchega National Park field guide

Kinchega National Park

10
0 sightings / ha
Yanga National Park field guide

Yanga National Park

4
0 sightings / ha
Toorale National Park field guide

Toorale National Park

3
0 sightings / ha
Barwon Nature Reserve field guide

Barwon Nature Reserve

0
0 sightings / ha
Culgoa National Park field guide

Culgoa National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Gilwarny Nature Reserve field guide

Gilwarny Nature Reserve

0
0 sightings / ha
Ginghet Nature Reserve field guide

Ginghet Nature Reserve

0
0 sightings / ha
Kajuligah Nature Reserve field guide

Kajuligah Nature Reserve

0
0 sightings / ha
Kalyarr National Park field guide

Kalyarr National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Kemendok National Park field guide

Kemendok National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Kemendok Nature Reserve field guide

Kemendok Nature Reserve

0
0 sightings / ha
Koonaburra National Park field guide

Koonaburra National Park

0
0 sightings / ha

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wombey wrote:
9 Apr 2024
I'm happy based on the colour pattern and locality that it is most likely aspidorhyncha

Pseudonaja aspidorhyncha
AaronClausen wrote:
9 Apr 2024
That is awesome @MatthewFrawley - I reckon this is another one of the same species but have asked the mighty @wombey
Pseudonaja aspidorhyncha

Pseudonaja aspidorhyncha
9 Apr 2024
Wow, that's pretty special, what a stunning sighting. I didn't even know about this snake species. This is what I love most about NatureMapr, just how much I learn about our natural flora and fauna and it makes me want to explore to see it myself and also work to protect what we've still got.

Pseudonaja aspidorhyncha
9 Apr 2024
Great photos and a fantastic contribution to NatureMapr. Many thanks @rawshorty.

Psophodes cristatus
Tapirlord wrote:
3 Apr 2024
My first thought was jasminum didymum, but the leaves may not be broad enough
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Unidentified Climber or Mistletoe

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