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HarveyPerkins wrote:

22 Jan 2025

Based on the thoracic markings, and the distribution of wiretails, it can't really be anything else.

Rhadinosticta simplex

HarveyPerkins wrote:

22 Jan 2025

Insufficient clarity or detail to be sure. Possibly too big in comparison to the spider (Austracantha minax) to be I. aurora? Don't know, sizes can be deceptive and it may be a small spider.

Coenagrionidae (family)

KorinneM wrote:

22 Jan 2025

@HarveyPerkins I really dislike trying to ID flatwings. Ha! Thank you for assessing all of these.

Austroargiolestes icteromelas

HarveyPerkins wrote:

22 Jan 2025

Thoracic markings are all wrong for Griseargiolestes eboracus. I'd count that as three cells between the discoidal cell and subnodus. I'm thinking Common Flatwing.

Austroargiolestes icteromelas

KorinneM wrote:

22 Jan 2025

@HarveyPerkins do you think it's enough to confirm that?

Rhadinosticta simplex