I was wondering if this is a Diatenes sp.?

Small & angry, the shell wasn't empty after all!

Participando do projeto Bioblitz

Bebé Laxta

Emerald underside: nothing to see here.

observation for the PLANT not the beetle

2.75 m TL female drowned in a recreational gill net set from the shore

image courtesy of Scott Tindale, Tindale Marine Research Charitable Trust

Found resting on empty cocoon on Athertonia sp.

Diuris orientis (Donkey or Wallflower orchid) in the background.

Acanthanura 'Otways 2'

Collected during the TAN1612 Kermadec Ridge Expedition.

Aerial roots. Flower buds.

Note the fat worms in its mouth. Perhaps to feed a chick, or chicks!

Field Notes - We call this a biscuit sea star. It was under a rock near the low tide mark, about 7cm wide. We found several of them.

Large, pied cormorant carcass with fish protruding from the bird's beak. Apparently the bird died whilst (or after) trying to eat the fish?

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Sighting and photos (c) rosalie_neve.

Grows wild posted thanks to Ralph :-) Whole plant is about 20mm across.
Cheers
Brett

see also https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/19516185 for the treehoppers they are tending

First time I have photographed this species of wrap-around spiders.

Subject is the smaller fish gobbling the flesh of a dead blue swimmer crab under jetty on a SACReD invertebrates study dive.

calf

Taken under microscope. Length approx 10mm.

Clifton Gardens

Found at the Pipeline - Nelson Bay at a depth of 8m.

Camp Cove