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Project Noah Nature School
Conservation Biologists. My interests are vertebrate physiology and evolution, aviafauna, theropods, invertebrate conservation and ecology.
Perth, Western Australia
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I'm not familiar with these but common would be the female, White Winged Triller.
Difficult, because it's on a Safari where presumably, it's an imported species for display. Eurasian Lynx perhaps?
Try Lion Nudibranch or Hooded Nudibranch.
http://www.wallawalla.edu/academics/depa...
It's a marine gastropod, a nudibranch of some type. The branching "veins" are diverticula of the digestive system, you won't find these in jellyfish. Possibly Melibe sp, although I don't know their geography. If it's swimming, it's probably predatory.
This is a Pacific Black Duck (Anas superciliosa).
Is there a subtle irony in capturing Rainbow Lorikeets in black and white?
Wow, striking colors on this species! I enjoyed this series, thanks.
Eurasian Coot or similar.
Looks like an Annelid of some kind.
