Identificaciones de bpscicada
Fotos / Sonidos
Observ.
flowerpower321Descripción
In the genus Telopea because it is a Waratah, a large shrub with a large brightly colour inflorescence.
In the family Proteaceae because it has tough, leathery leaves and its flowers are in a complex inflorescence with adnate structures.
I have identified it as Telopea speciosissima because it is a tall, erect shrub with dark green, toothed leaves. Additionally, the large crimson flowerhead, surrounded by leafy bracts matches the description in Robinson. The area also matches known habitats and distributions.
Qué
Verdugo Pío (Strepera graculina)Observ.
nikihubbardDescripción
Would love to know what bird this is please. Turn up the volume loud as it wasn't particularly close.
Repeats this 3 short 1 long call for a little while every morning around 5am
Qué
Cuco Tucán (Scythrops novaehollandiae)Observ.
ron_willemsenDescripción
Several times I heard the very distinctive raucous, penetrating “awk, awk, awk” calls of this bird. The only relevant segment is in the first 3 seconds of this recording where the call is repeated 3 times at 1 second intervals. Ignore the remaining portion, which is the call of a Little Wattlebird.
Observ.
benwxDescripción
Possibly... cool overcast conditions and didn't quite sound like a red squeaker
Fotos / Sonidos
Observ.
corvustasmanicusDescripción
Weird bug that flew into my room at 8pm. Makes cricket/cicada type noise when touched.
Observ.
benwxDescripción
TNS: 411, out 3.5 weeks later than last season. First time I've heard this one this season
Qué
Yoyetta celisObserv.
joelpFecha
Septiembre 16, 2022Descripción
Woohoo!
My first for the season!
Bring on Summer!
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Cochinillas de Mar (Género Ligia)Observ.
bigglebaggleDescripción
Sighting and photos (c) seemore.
Observ.
benwxDescripción
First of season.. none yesterday but a few males out today. Some other cicadas in the recording too (Bark Squeaker & Paperbark CIcada)
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