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The tawny frogmouth (Podargus strigoides) is a species of frogmouth
A green amphibian. Probably a frog. Found in a shower in the Mission Beach ...
The worlds largest reptile. Males can reach 23 feet (7m) and females rarely get ...
the myrtaceae family native to eastern ...
Australian pine is not a true pine tree. ...
Young and already voracious! This is a nymph of the Hedge Grasshopper, a ...
If there's any spider that terrifies me beyond measure, it's the
The Torresian Crow is a large, glossy-black crow with short throat hackles ...
Birds behaving badly? The Australian brush ...
Birds behaving badly... again! The
Easily identified as this is the only
The world's largest cuttlefish species, this mollusc can grow up to 50cm in ...
Pandanus spiralis is shrub or small tree that can grow up to 10 metres in ...
encounter with a wild lyrebird. In fact, this is a Superb Lyrebird, an
human skin, and it's also a hazard to
A yellowish/brown lizard with dark bands on its back and face. Yellow stripes ...
Rosemary Grevillea. Native to Australia the ...
notable for its bioluminescent properties, meaning... it glows in the dark! ...
've learned to listen out for crows and other local bird species, particularly ...
family Phalangeridae, it is native to ...
, commonly known as the "superb lyrebird", is an
my journal because it's a significant food tree in my garden, despite not ...
The Strangler Fig is a hemiepiphytic fig that is endemic to Australia and ...
family Phalangeridae. It is native to ...
Platycerium superbum (pron. superb-um), commonly known as the "staghorn fern", ...
family Phalangeridae, it is native to ...
spotting of a quintessentially Australian ...
