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20 Mar 2025
Very interesting and valuable observation @poida84 It's unfortunate for the Heath Goanna but it's an important document. Well done!
Thanks for letting us know that you've lodged this sighting under V. rosenbergi as well, which is a good move.

20 Mar 2025
Very interesting and valuable observation @poida84 It's unfortunate for the Heath Goanna but it's an important document. Well done!
Thanks for letting us know that you've lodged this sighting under V. rosenbergi as well, which is a good move. Can you add any details please. e.g what stage was the nest at, if known and did you see anything being consumed?

20 Mar 2025
Very interesting and valuable observation @poida84 It's unfortunate for the Heath Goanna but it's an important document. Well done!
Thanks for letting us know that you've lodged this sighting under V. rosenbergi as well, which is a good move. Can you add any details please. e.g what stage was the nest at, if known and did you see anything being consumed?

20 Mar 2025
Very interesting and valuable observation @poida84 It's unfortunate for the Heath Goanna but it's an important document. Well done!
Thanks for letting us know that you've lodged this sighting under V. rosenbergi as well, which is a good move. Can you add any details please. e.g what stage were the nest at, if known and did you see anything being consumed?

poida84 wrote:
19 Mar 2025
@DonFletcher that is amazing to know yes when i get back from my hike ill do that.

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