Identificaciones de mohuamike
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pacapixDescripción
About 200 in cave at temple. Some showed swollen tail tip; some showed black beards.
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john_barklaDescripción
Occasional, on wet decaying branch under montane podocarp-broadleaved forest
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john_barklaDescripción
Occasional, on decaying log under montane podocarp-broadleaved forest
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ottohDescripción
Growing under a mix of mature exotic conifers including pine, redwood and Douglas fir. Also some native tree saplings in the understory.
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gdzn326Descripción
Amanita australis?
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Género PaxillusAutor
tessmcbDescripción
Growing on grass underneath silver birches.
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kirstymyronDescripción
Credit: Mark Hansen (Instagram: markhansenz) 🦇
INaturalist Mātaki Taiao has a distinct lack of photos of our precious NZ bat species even though there are many records out there. Together with NZBCT I’m endeavouring to upload photos where the locations/dates are available and attributing the photographer. Photos with strict copyright etc will obviously not be uploaded. To find out more about NZBCT please go here:
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nathmckenzieDescripción
39-40khz Magenta Bat 5.
Awesome evening, clicking away from dusk, still going when we left around 11pm.
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chriseDescripción
Several bats observed flying at dusk. Sound heard via a bat detector and then recorded on a phone. It is a well known site for this species and well worth visiting as they are easy to see here.
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harvauDescripción
Not a good image but definitely there. We listened to the echolocation calls with magenta 5 monitors.
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gerry_kesselsDescripción
Bat calls detected using DOC "AR4" automated bat detector set in large gum tree on edge of Sandford Park gully. Calls indicative of commuting and foraging behaviour.
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marystgDescripción
New Zealand long-tailed bats, with sound modified to audible pitch by Batbox bat detector.
Recorded at about 9:15 pm. Not definite visual sightings, as the bats were between branches and never seemed to move above the trees so that we could see them against the sky. We did see movement between branches of something too big to be moths, so they must have been the bats, but we could not make out their shapes.
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