Tasmania
Folder: Australasia
Parasitic wasp
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We found this in Leven Canyon. It is a female, which you can tell by its long ovipositor on the tail. This will pierce caterpillar skin to lay eggs inside, to hatch and feed on the caterpillar alive!!
Devil's Elbow - Leven Canyon
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Land leech
Spotted-tailed Quoll - Loongana
Brush-tailed Possum - Loongana
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Tasmanian Devil - Loongana
Pademelon at Loongana
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Mountains and farmland near Loongana
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Young Scarlet Robin
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This youngster is recovering from having flown into our patio doors at Loongana. We rescued it and put it in a bush to recover safely.
Orange Everlasting (Xerochrysum alpinum)
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There were many clumps of these vivid flowers growing in bogs in the Vale of Belvoir Conservation Area by Lake Lea.
Acidic peat bogs and pools
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These were in the beautiful Vale of Belvoir Conservation Area near Lake Lea. They were buzzing with dragonflies.
Vale of Belvoir Conservation Area
Peat bog by Lake Lea
Lake Lea - Vale of Belvoir Conservation Area
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Moth at Lake Lea
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Snake at Lake Lea
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We saw a lot of snakes in Tasmania, but this was the only one I got close enough to photograph - only catching its tail!
Dragonfly at Lake Lea
Mountainous country on the way south to Strahan
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