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      "description": "Posts mentioning platypus.",
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        "platypus",
        "platypuses"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-mammals",
      "count": 2,
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-bats",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Bats & flying foxes",
      "description": "Posts mentioning bats & flying foxes.",
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        "bat",
        "bats",
        "flying fox",
        "flying foxes",
        "flyingfox",
        "flyingfoxes",
        "microbat",
        "microbats"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-mammals",
      "count": 22,
      "first_post": "2016-12-04T20:53:22+11:00",
      "last_post": "2026-04-15T17:37:38+10:00"
    },
    {
      "id": "animals-whales",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Whales",
      "description": "Posts mentioning whales.",
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        "whale",
        "whales",
        "humpback",
        "humpbacks",
        "humpbackwhales",
        "migaloo",
        "🐋",
        "🐳"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-mammals",
      "count": 66,
      "first_post": "2016-06-21T17:26:54+10:00",
      "last_post": "2025-10-29T10:59:03+11:00"
    },
    {
      "id": "animals-dolphins",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Dolphins",
      "description": "Posts mentioning dolphins.",
      "aliases": [
        "dolphin",
        "dolphins"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-mammals",
      "count": 19,
      "first_post": "2017-05-21T20:32:24+10:00",
      "last_post": "2024-08-26T17:57:21+10:00"
    },
    {
      "id": "animals-seals",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Seals",
      "description": "Posts mentioning seals.",
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        "seal",
        "seals",
        "furseal",
        "furseals"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-mammals",
      "count": 13,
      "first_post": "2016-06-21T17:26:54+10:00",
      "last_post": "2025-09-05T11:40:30+10:00"
    },
    {
      "id": "animals-devils-thylacines",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Tasmanian devils & thylacines",
      "description": "Posts mentioning tasmanian devils & thylacines.",
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        "tasmanian devil",
        "tasmanian devils",
        "tassie devil",
        "tassie devils",
        "thylacine",
        "thylacines",
        "tasmanian tiger",
        "tassie tiger"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-mammals",
      "count": 3,
      "first_post": "2017-07-05T18:24:38+10:00",
      "last_post": "2019-09-28T08:33:21+10:00"
    },
    {
      "id": "animals-rodents",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Rats & mice",
      "description": "Posts mentioning rats & mice.",
      "aliases": [
        "rat",
        "rats",
        "mouse",
        "mice",
        "rodent",
        "rodents"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-mammals",
      "count": 12,
      "first_post": "2018-01-30T17:49:42+11:00",
      "last_post": "2025-11-10T09:40:54+11:00"
    },
    {
      "id": "animals-dogs",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Dogs & pets",
      "description": "Posts mentioning dogs & pets.",
      "aliases": [
        "dog",
        "dogs",
        "doggo",
        "doggos",
        "mabel"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-mammals",
      "count": 73,
      "first_post": "2016-07-07T14:23:39+10:00",
      "last_post": "2025-10-15T16:22:22+11:00"
    },
    {
      "id": "animals-snakes",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Snakes",
      "description": "Posts mentioning snakes.",
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        "snake",
        "snakes",
        "python",
        "pythons",
        "diamondpython",
        "redbelliedblacksnake"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-reptiles",
      "count": 19,
      "first_post": "2017-09-29T17:40:46+10:00",
      "last_post": "2025-11-10T09:40:54+11:00"
    },
    {
      "id": "animals-pythons",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Diamond pythons",
      "description": "Posts mentioning diamond pythons.",
      "aliases": [
        "diamond python",
        "diamond pythons",
        "diamondpython"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-snakes",
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      "first_post": "2017-09-29T17:40:46+10:00",
      "last_post": "2025-11-10T09:40:54+11:00"
    },
    {
      "id": "animals-lizards",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Lizards",
      "description": "Posts mentioning lizards.",
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        "lizard",
        "lizards",
        "skink",
        "skinks",
        "water dragon",
        "water dragons",
        "jacky dragon",
        "jacky dragons",
        "blue tongue",
        "blue tongues",
        "lace monitor",
        "lace monitors",
        "goanna",
        "goannas"
      ],
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      "first_post": "2016-07-23T17:42:54+10:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-turtles",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Turtles",
      "description": "Posts mentioning turtles.",
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        "turtle",
        "turtles",
        "easternlongneckturtle",
        "turtlehatchling"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-reptiles",
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      "first_post": "2018-05-18T19:36:32+10:00",
      "last_post": "2025-02-28T15:23:31+11:00"
    },
    {
      "id": "animals-spiders",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Spiders",
      "description": "Posts mentioning spiders.",
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        "spider",
        "spiders",
        "arachnid",
        "arachnids",
        "huntsman",
        "huntsmen"
      ],
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      "first_post": "2017-04-25T17:00:13+10:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-jumping-spiders",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Jumping & peacock spiders",
      "description": "Posts mentioning jumping & peacock spiders.",
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        "jumping spider",
        "jumping spiders",
        "peacock spider",
        "peacock spiders",
        "salticid",
        "salticids",
        "jotus",
        "copocrossa",
        "maratus",
        "jumpingspider"
      ],
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-orb-weavers",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Orb-weavers",
      "description": "Posts mentioning orb-weavers.",
      "aliases": [
        "orb spider",
        "orb spiders",
        "orb weaver",
        "orb weavers",
        "st andrews cross",
        "st andrew’s cross",
        "silverorbspider"
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      "first_post": "2017-12-06T18:42:07+11:00",
      "last_post": "2020-12-16T18:07:47+11:00"
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    {
      "id": "animals-insects",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Insects",
      "description": "Posts mentioning insects.",
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        "insect",
        "insects",
        "entomology"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-invertebrates",
      "count": 158,
      "first_post": "2016-12-04T20:53:22+11:00",
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    {
      "id": "animals-bees",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Bees",
      "description": "Posts mentioning bees.",
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        "bee",
        "bees",
        "bluebandedbees",
        "teddybearbees",
        "nativebees",
        "stinglessbees",
        "sugarbagbees"
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      "first_post": "2017-02-19T20:31:09+11:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-native-bees",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Native bees",
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        "native bee",
        "native bees",
        "blue banded bee",
        "blue banded bees",
        "teddy bear bee",
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        "stingless bee",
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        "bbbs"
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-wasps",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Wasps",
      "description": "Posts mentioning wasps.",
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        "wasp",
        "wasps",
        "potterwasp"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-insects",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-flies",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Flies",
      "description": "Posts mentioning flies.",
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        "flies",
        "robber fly",
        "robber flies",
        "nose fly",
        "nose flies",
        "blow fly",
        "blow flies",
        "hoverfly",
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      "first_post": "2017-03-17T17:38:27+11:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-beetles",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Beetles",
      "description": "Posts mentioning beetles.",
      "aliases": [
        "beetle",
        "beetles",
        "ladybird",
        "ladybirds",
        "lady bird",
        "lady birds",
        "weevil",
        "weevils"
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      "first_post": "2016-12-22T17:21:02+11:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-ants",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Ants",
      "description": "Posts mentioning ants.",
      "aliases": [
        "ant",
        "ants"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-insects",
      "count": 11,
      "first_post": "2017-03-11T15:32:10+11:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-butterflies-moths",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Butterflies, moths & caterpillars",
      "description": "Posts mentioning butterflies, moths & caterpillars.",
      "aliases": [
        "butterfly",
        "butterflies",
        "moth",
        "moths",
        "caterpillar",
        "caterpillars",
        "looper",
        "loopers"
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      "first_post": "2017-04-09T17:56:49+10:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-cicadas",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Cicadas",
      "description": "Posts mentioning cicadas.",
      "aliases": [
        "cicada",
        "cicadas"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-insects",
      "count": 25,
      "first_post": "2017-12-12T07:51:17+11:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-stick-insects",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Stick & leaf insects",
      "description": "Posts mentioning stick & leaf insects.",
      "aliases": [
        "stick insect",
        "stick insects",
        "leaf insect",
        "leaf insects",
        "spinys"
      ],
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-mantises",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Praying mantises",
      "description": "Posts mentioning praying mantises.",
      "aliases": [
        "mantis",
        "mantises",
        "mantids"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-insects",
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      "first_post": "2018-10-26T19:21:01+11:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-dragonflies",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Dragonflies & damselflies",
      "description": "Posts mentioning dragonflies & damselflies.",
      "aliases": [
        "dragonfly",
        "dragonflies",
        "damselfly",
        "damselflies"
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      "parent": "animals-insects",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-true-bugs",
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      "label": "True bugs",
      "description": "Posts mentioning true bugs.",
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        "harlequin bugs",
        "horehound bug",
        "horehound bugs",
        "spittlebug",
        "spittlebugs",
        "aphid",
        "aphids",
        "shield bug",
        "stink bug"
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      "first_post": "2017-04-20T17:11:09+10:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-mosquitoes",
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      "label": "Mosquitoes",
      "description": "Posts mentioning mosquitoes.",
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        "mosquito",
        "mosquitos",
        "mosquitoes",
        "mozzie",
        "mozzies"
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-leeches-worms",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Leeches & worms",
      "description": "Posts mentioning leeches & worms.",
      "aliases": [
        "leech",
        "leeches",
        "worm",
        "worms",
        "earthworm",
        "earthworms"
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      "first_post": "2017-10-15T18:13:52+11:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-mites-ticks",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Mites & ticks",
      "description": "Posts mentioning mites & ticks.",
      "aliases": [
        "mite",
        "mites",
        "tick",
        "ticks"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-invertebrates",
      "count": 9,
      "first_post": "2018-03-13T18:40:13+11:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-crabs",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Crabs",
      "description": "Posts mentioning crabs.",
      "aliases": [
        "crab",
        "crabs",
        "hermitcrabs"
      ],
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      "first_post": "2018-01-08T18:40:21+11:00",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-octopus",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Octopuses",
      "description": "Posts mentioning octopuses.",
      "aliases": [
        "octopus",
        "octopuses",
        "octopi",
        "blueringedoctopus"
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    {
      "id": "animals-sea-stars",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Sea stars",
      "description": "Posts mentioning sea stars.",
      "aliases": [
        "sea star",
        "sea stars",
        "seastar",
        "seastars",
        "starfish",
        "starfishes",
        "cushion star",
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    {
      "id": "animals-urchins",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Sea urchins",
      "description": "Posts mentioning sea urchins.",
      "aliases": [
        "urchin",
        "urchins"
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    {
      "id": "animals-snails-slugs",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Snails, slugs & sea hares",
      "description": "Posts mentioning snails, slugs & sea hares.",
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        "snails",
        "slug",
        "slugs",
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      "id": "animals-nudibranchs",
      "category": "animals",
      "label": "Nudibranchs & blue dragons",
      "description": "Posts mentioning nudibranchs & blue dragons.",
      "aliases": [
        "nudibranch",
        "nudibranchs",
        "blue dragon",
        "blue dragons"
      ],
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    {
      "id": "animals-blue-fleet",
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      "label": "Blue fleet & jellies",
      "description": "Posts mentioning blue fleet & jellies.",
      "aliases": [
        "blue fleet",
        "bluebottle",
        "bluebottles",
        "blue bottle",
        "blue bottles",
        "by the wind sailor",
        "by the wind sailors",
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    {
      "id": "animals-anemones",
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      "label": "Sea anemones",
      "description": "Posts mentioning sea anemones.",
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        "anemone",
        "anemones"
      ],
      "parent": "animals-invertebrates",
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-seadragons",
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      "label": "Weedy seadragons",
      "description": "Posts mentioning weedy seadragons.",
      "aliases": [
        "seadragon",
        "seadragons",
        "sea dragon",
        "sea dragons"
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    },
    {
      "id": "animals-rays-sharks",
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      "label": "Rays & sharks",
      "description": "Posts mentioning rays & sharks.",
      "aliases": [
        "stingray",
        "stingrays",
        "shark",
        "sharks",
        "manta ray",
        "manta rays"
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      "first_post": "2019-05-10T09:22:10+10:00",
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        "wollongong botanic gardens"
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "sandon point"
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "bullibeach",
        "bullibeachcafe",
        "bulli ocean pool"
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      "label": "Thirroul",
      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "thirroul"
      ],
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      "first_post": "2017-09-29T17:40:46+10:00",
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        "bellambi"
      ],
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      "first_post": "2018-08-18T19:31:32+10:00",
      "last_post": "2024-06-14T14:45:26+10:00"
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    {
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        "towradgi"
      ],
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    {
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      "label": "Coledale",
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        "coledale"
      ],
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      "label": "Austinmer",
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      ],
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        "woonona"
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      "first_post": "2017-10-30T14:50:18+11:00",
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    {
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "bass point",
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        "bushrangers bay"
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      "first_post": "2018-06-13T18:19:13+10:00",
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    {
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      "category": "locations",
      "label": "Lake Illawarra",
      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "lake illawarra"
      ],
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "mt keira"
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "darkes forest"
      ],
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "dharawal national park"
      ],
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "killalea"
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    {
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "jervis bay"
      ],
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      "first_post": "2016-10-26T18:18:32+11:00",
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    {
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      "label": "Kiama",
      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "kiama"
      ],
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      "first_post": "2018-06-13T18:19:13+10:00",
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "narooma",
        "mystery bay"
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      "first_post": "2019-05-14T19:32:17+10:00",
      "last_post": "2025-09-05T11:40:30+10:00"
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    {
      "id": "locations-bermagui",
      "category": "locations",
      "label": "Bermagui",
      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "bermagui"
      ],
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    {
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      "label": "Mollymook",
      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "mollymook"
      ],
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      "first_post": "2016-10-22T18:47:41+11:00",
      "last_post": "2019-05-14T19:32:17+10:00"
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    {
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      "label": "Port Stephens",
      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "port stephens"
      ],
      "count": 4,
      "first_post": "2018-10-21T19:01:13+11:00",
      "last_post": "2019-06-17T17:54:47+10:00"
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    {
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "tassie",
        "hobart",
        "bruny island"
      ],
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      "first_post": "2017-06-16T16:15:01+10:00",
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "kennett river"
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    {
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      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "mount annan",
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      "first_post": "2017-08-07T17:15:35+10:00",
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      "label": "Kangaroo Valley & Bendalong",
      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "bendeela",
        "bendalong"
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      "first_post": "2019-05-10T09:22:10+10:00",
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      "label": "Yuin Country",
      "description": "Named in the text; may be a visit, comparison or reference, rather than the location of the photographed animal.",
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        "our garage",
        "my garage",
        "our roof",
        "my roof",
        "our deck",
        "my deck",
        "our garden",
        "my garden"
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      "description": "A recurring topic identified through explicit words or phrases in the post text.",
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        "rock pools",
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        "rockpools",
        "rockpooling",
        "intertidal",
        "tide pool",
        "tide pools"
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        "headlands",
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        "coastline",
        "sea shore",
        "seashore",
        "snorkel",
        "snorkelling"
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        "bush walk",
        "bush walks",
        "bush walking",
        "bush bashing",
        "forest",
        "forests",
        "rainforest",
        "leaf litter"
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        "fungi",
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        "mushrooms",
        "mushies",
        "mycology"
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      "first_post": "2018-04-20T18:14:20+10:00",
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      "description": "A recurring topic identified through explicit words or phrases in the post text.",
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        "glowing fungi",
        "ghost mushrooms",
        "glowing mushrooms"
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      "first_post": "2021-10-30T18:31:52+11:00",
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        "hatchlings",
        "fledged",
        "fledgling",
        "fledglings",
        "joey",
        "joeys",
        "chick",
        "chicks",
        "duckling",
        "ducklings",
        "laying eggs"
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      "first_post": "2016-04-19T18:14:53+10:00",
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      "description": "A recurring topic identified through explicit words or phrases in the post text.",
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        "copulation",
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      "first_post": "2016-12-26T18:32:53+11:00",
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      "description": "Animal feeding, hunting and food-web language; ordinary human dinner and general hunting-for-wildlife phrases are excluded.",
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        "feast on",
        "food web",
        "food webs",
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        "catching fish",
        "hunting insects"
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      "count": 49,
      "first_post": "2017-01-05T21:00:43+11:00",
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      "description": "A recurring topic identified through explicit words or phrases in the post text.",
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        "mimics",
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        "mimicking",
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        "disguise"
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        "chrysalis",
        "pupate",
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      "first_post": "2018-04-20T18:14:20+10:00",
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      "description": "A recurring topic identified through explicit words or phrases in the post text.",
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        "whale season",
        "humpbackhighway"
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        "rehabilitate",
        "foster mum",
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        "orphaned",
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        "window strike"
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      "count": 9,
      "first_post": "2017-12-26T20:20:17+11:00",
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      "description": "A recurring topic identified through explicit words or phrases in the post text.",
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        "shark nets",
        "sharknets",
        "bycatch",
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        "pollution"
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      "first_post": "2016-09-04T17:32:07+10:00",
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        "field guide",
        "field guides",
        "new species",
        "asked for an id",
        "asking for an id"
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      "count": 8,
      "first_post": "2018-04-28T19:00:53+10:00",
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        "photographers",
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        "cameras",
        "lens",
        "lenses",
        "macro",
        "macrophotography",
        "long exposure",
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        "footage",
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      "count": 155,
      "first_post": "2016-04-26T16:41:42+10:00",
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      "description": "A recurring topic identified through explicit words or phrases in the post text.",
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        "trail cams",
        "trail camera",
        "trail cameras",
        "night camera",
        "night cameras",
        "camera trap",
        "camera traps",
        "nocturnal",
        "night noises"
      ],
      "count": 11,
      "first_post": "2017-12-15T16:49:04+11:00",
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      "label": "Rain, heat & storms",
      "description": "A recurring topic identified through explicit words or phrases in the post text.",
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        "raining",
        "rainy",
        "rainfall",
        "storm",
        "storms",
        "stormy",
        "heatwave",
        "heatwaves",
        "drought",
        "bushfire",
        "bushfires",
        "flood",
        "floods",
        "flooding",
        "gale",
        "gales",
        "torrential",
        "windy"
      ],
      "count": 81,
      "first_post": "2016-04-19T18:14:53+10:00",
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      "label": "Flowers & pollination",
      "description": "A recurring topic identified through explicit words or phrases in the post text.",
      "aliases": [
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        "pollinating",
        "pollinator",
        "pollinators",
        "pollen",
        "nectar",
        "flowers",
        "flowering"
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