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DonFletcher wrote:
1 hr ago
deer?
Sus scrofa
DonFletcher wrote:
1 hr ago
This looks like the start of a 'breeding stop' dug by a pregnant female rabbit. She is extremely careful to leave no sign and she blocks off the entrance when it is in use. This is how a rabbit warren begins. Sub-dominant does are ejected from the warren by dominant females when they become pregnant. The sub-dominant females must take the risk of starting a new warren with just one entrance and exit.
Oryctolagus cuniculus
RogerF wrote:
1 hr ago
Known area
Perunga ochracea
DonFletcher wrote:
2 hrs ago
@AndyRoo are they tunnels or blind holes with an end? Are there rabbit droppings?

Rabbits and echidnas are present in the area, but not bandicoots
Unverified Mammal
MPW wrote:
3 hrs ago
This specimens Stem and roots were treated with Glyphosate," cut n dab" , it was not "dug out". I don't think this specimen is a regrowth from a previous weed treatment, most likely an original / new specimen. Yes it was growing under Exocarpus @ Clancy's track not far from the water Dam site here.
Ficus carica

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