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16 Mar 2025

Hello NatureMaprs!Three new priority species lists of exotic freshwater and terrestrial invertebrates, and vertebrates in the ACT have been added to NatureMapr. Uploading records of these species to N...

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Discussion

DonFletcher wrote:

7 min ago

Hi Frecko, fair enough. Based on that explanation I will verify your record.

Petaurus norfolcensis

DonFletcher wrote:

9 min ago

Maybe they were shot. Maybe they were roadkill. Next time it might help to examine carcasses to rule out some likely explanations such as shooting or roadkill.

Vulpes vulpes

DonFletcher wrote:

11 min ago

Random things are clumped. (Exactly even spacing is the opposite of random). So a low level of coincidence like this is not evidence of a pattern. And there is a huge amount of mortality going on in nature, mostly unnoticed. I would refrain from thinking of explanations such as poisoning or disease until and unless more information becomes available.

Vulpes vulpes

ACTBioSecurity wrote:

20 min ago

HI @Mike unfortunately ACTbiosecurity don't have capacity to undertake this work at the moment i suggest reaching out the PCS area manager or the PCS weeds team
Thanks
ACT biosecurity

Bidens subalternans

Frecko wrote:

27 min ago

No. However the 4 adjacent Conservation Areas have P Norfolcensis projects with nesting boxes and they have been confirmed by several observers both in boxes and spotlighting. No P notatus have been identified in this area.

Petaurus norfolcensis