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16 Mar 2025

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Teresa wrote:
10 hrs ago
Maybe a well developed Fuligo septica specimen judging by the yellowish section on leaf and brownish break showing that which could be a spore mass
Unidentified Uncategorised Fungi
Jimbobo wrote:
17 Mar 2025
A *Perga* species is possible. Unfortunately we can't usually identify the larvae to species level and in most cases even to a genus, without rearing through to adults. More research is needed in this area.
Perginae sp. (subfamily)
MichaelMulvaney wrote:
15 Mar 2025
Could be but unsure that it is a Zanessa early instar
Miridae (family)
waltraud wrote:
4 Mar 2025
Brilliant photos! (as usual)
Synthemis eustalacta
waltraud wrote:
19 Feb 2025
okay :-)
Eucalyptus bridgesiana

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Polyphrades paganus at Hackett, ACT

Polyphrades paganus at Hackett, ACT

Ocybadistes walkeri at Hackett, ACT

Nyctemera amicus at Hackett, ACT

Nyctemera amicus at Hackett, ACT

Nyctemera (genus) at Hackett, ACT

Microlaena stipoides at Hackett, ACT

Linum marginale at Hackett, ACT

Linum marginale at Hackett, ACT

Crypsiphona ocultaria at Hackett, ACT

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