arebelo's Identifications
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Willow Karee (Searsia angustifolia)Observer
tonyrebeloDescription
Willow Kareerhus
A coppicer surviving where Escom is bushcutting the Fynbos.
arebelo's ID:
Willow Karee
(Searsia angustifolia)
Added on June 20, 2013
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Cape Golden Mole (Chrysochloris asiatica)Observer
tonyrebeloDescription
Cape Golden Mole run
Not a mole, but the African equivalent - related to elephants, aardvarks and dassies.
Very seldom seen, but runs continuously being maintained. Killed by unscrupulous gardeners despite being protected.
arebelo's ID:
Cape Golden Mole
(Chrysochloris asiatica)
Added on October 1, 2011
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Cape Rock Hyrax (Procavia capensis ssp. capensis)Observer
ydnewp2Place
Periwinkel Crescent, Still Bay West: On beach bush on coastal hike from Still Bay west to Jongensfotein and further west from Skulpiesbaai (Google, OSM)Description
Hyrax
brown tan furry animal sitting on bush
arebelo's ID:
Rock Hyrax
(Procavia capensis)
Added on October 1, 2011
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Cape Four-striped Grass Mouse (Rhabdomys pumilio)Observer
tonyrebeloDescription
Stripe Field Mouse
The most common rodent at Tokai, and the only diurnal species, found in all Fynbos habitats.
arebelo's ID:
Cape Four-striped Grass Mouse
(Rhabdomys pumilio)
Added on May 4, 2011
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Forest Shrew (Myosorex varius)Observer
tonyrebeloDescription
Forest Shrew
Most common in Granite Fynbos.
arebelo's ID:
Forest Shrew
(Myosorex varius)
Added on May 4, 2011
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tonyrebeloDescription
Pygmy Mouse
The smallest rodent at Tokai, and also the only one found in plantations, but far more common in restoring Fynbos
arebelo's ID:
Tiny Pygmy Mouse
(Mus minutoides)
Added on May 4, 2011
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Cape Spiny Mouse (Acomys subspinosus)Observer
tonyrebeloDescription
Cape Spiny Mouse
In 3 year old veld post clearing from pines in restoring Granite Fynbos.
arebelo's ID:
Cape Spiny Mouse
(Acomys subspinosus)
Added on May 4, 2011
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tonyrebeloDescription
Brants Climbing Mouse
caught in rodent survey (Alanna Rebelo) at Tokai in Granite Fynbos 3 years after a pine plantation cleared on the site
arebelo's ID:
Brant's Climbing Mouse
(Dendromus mesomelas)
Added on May 4, 2011
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Cape Rock Hyrax (Procavia capensis ssp. capensis)Observer
gigilaidlerPlace
Table Mountain: Top of Table mountain, in the vicinity of the Upper Cable station (Google, OSM)Description
Dassie
Once very abundant around the Upper Cable Station, dassies are now rarely seen. It is believed the dassie population has been decimated through disease
arebelo's ID:
Rock Hyrax
(Procavia capensis)
Added on October 1, 2011
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