Tasmania
Folder: Australasia
Galls on a Eucalyptus leaf
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I have no idea what cased these, but based on experience in Europe I would guess either gall sawflies or gall mites - most likely the latter.
Labillardiere Peninsular coast
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Horsefly (Tabanidae)
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This fly bites to feed on blood. The gap between its eyes means it is a female - only the females feed on blood.
Woodland on the Labillardiere Peninsular
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Gnarled trees on the Labillardiere Peninsular
Woodland on the Labillardiere Peninsular
Labillardiere Peninsular
Labillardiere Peninsular
Cape Bruny lighthouse
Courts Bay, Cape Bruny
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Australian Flatworm
Scarab Beetle
Red-flowering Gum
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This species (Eucalyptus ficifolia) is a native of SW Australia, but is widely planted for its beautiful flowers. The scientific name literally means 'fig-leaved' Eucalyptus.
Wollemi Pine - Inala Jurassic Garden
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This was only known from fossils until a small area of them was found in a remote valley in the SE Australian Mountains. They are a relict species of the flora of Gondwanaland, but have now been planted in many arboreta - including in the UK.
Wild gum trees
The Tasman Peninsular
Arriving on Maria Island
Pademelon
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