Reid wrote:
Did you by any chance catch a sight of the world's rarest (reputedly)
insect, the Lord Howe Island Phasmid (Dryococelus australis)?
I believe these only survive on Ball's Pyramid offshore from LHI (at
least until recently). I seem to recall hearing about some being
captured for captive breeding and re-release on LHI. Aren't the
currawongs going to love that .....
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