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The very red dragonfly
After my Morning on Mount Stuart I arrived in town at morning tea time. It was too nice a day to sit indoors without good reason and I still had some coffee and fruit with me so I stopped off … Continue reading
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Tagged butterfly, dragonfly, Marsh Tiger, moth, Ross River
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Marsh Tiger
Another visitor: the Marsh Tiger, Danaus affinis, is common on the swampy grasslands not far from us alongside Ross River, but this is the first time I have caught one in our garden. It’s about the same size as the Eggfly … Continue reading
Posted in Conservation, Insects and spiders
Tagged butterfly, Marsh Tiger, Ross River, Tiger
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