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Mochlotona phasmatias (Draped Geometrid) at Penrose, NSW - 8 Dec 2024 by Aussiegall

$Ectropis fractaria (Ringed Bark Moth) at Penrose, NSW - 24 Nov 2024 by Aussiegall$

Plebs bradleyi at Penrose, NSW - 21 Nov 2024 by Aussiegall

Cyclochila australasiae (Greengrocer, Yellow Monday, Masked devil) at Penrose, NSW - 5 Oct 2024 by Aussiegall

Ericeia sobria (A Noctuid moth (Eribidae)) at Penrose, NSW - 3 Oct 2024 by Aussiegall

Calyptorhynchus lathami lathami (Glossy Black-Cockatoo) at Penrose, NSW - 1 Jun 2023 by Aussiegall

Tasmanicosa sp. (genus) (Tasmanicosa wolf spider) at Penrose, NSW - 11 Mar 2022 by Aussiegall

Calyptorhynchus lathami lathami (Glossy Black-Cockatoo) at Penrose, NSW - 8 Oct 2021 by Aussiegall

Discussion

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

10 Jan 2025

Thanks Aussiegall - it is possible that the Gang-gangs moved into the hollow after Galahs had used it and the Galah pair were just back doing a "house" inspection - if this was teh case fledging may be a little later than usual

Callocephalon fimbriatum

Aussiegall wrote:

7 Jan 2025

Thanks for the ID @ibaird

Mochlotona phasmatias

karenwilsonau wrote:

7 Jan 2025

One of the bigger species of Gahnia - could be G. clarkei, G. sieberiana or another species, depending on the location and habitat (always useful to specify these for sedges and rushes!)

Gahnia sp.

ibaird wrote:

7 Jan 2025

Female. A new species for NatureMapr and NatureMapr's Southern Highlands region. Nice sharp photo.

Mochlotona phasmatias

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

5 Jan 2025

Thanks Aussie gall - agree with your guesses about what may be happening - It is also possible that chicks from the same nest can be days apart in their fledging so there mau be a chick in a hollow nearby - say within 100m

Callocephalon fimbriatum