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MarkH wrote:

2 min ago

Hi Helen, rather than posting on the Buprestidae-Jewel Beetles site you can ask for ID’s on the Australasian Beetles Only site. Cheers

Castiarina parallela

PatrickCampbell2 wrote:

23 min ago

My pleasure Aaron. As you know, this is an important one to get right, with Roughies being dangerously venomous.

Tropidonophis mairii subsp. mairii

AaronClausen wrote:

33 min ago

Very good info thank you @PatrickCampbell2

Yes have heard reports of RSS's very close by.

Tropidonophis mairii subsp. mairii

PatrickCampbell2 wrote:

35 min ago

Whilst Freshwater Snake or Keelback (Tropidonophis mairii subsp. mairii) is the first thing to come to mind when I see this and the most likely suspect, based on pattern, build and location, one cannot discount Rough-scaled Snake (Tropidechis carinatus), which are also found in the area. The quality of the photo unfortunately doesn't allow for a positive ID, therefore it's best to leave this as a suggestion only in my opinion.

Tropidonophis mairii subsp. mairii

Teresa wrote:

58 min ago

Lachnum sp.

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