Walking down to my shed last night, I found this little fella. It was a hot night for this time of year, and it was about 6.30pm. I expect to see snakes at my place, and know most of them by name [well, almost all]. More >>
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Scorpions: These guys are cool
Phil Moran - Monday, April 19, 2010
Terry Stokes, a volunteer at Noosa & District Landcare's Riparian Nursery has a keen eye for things natural. Particularly for new and interesting creatures. Terry found this little fella a few weeks ago, and brought him [her?] in for me to have a look at. I have seen plenty of these guys at the nursery during my time here. They tend to be under the bark of logs or under rocks. More >>1 -
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