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Gryllacrididae (family) (Wood, Raspy or Leaf Rolling Cricket) at Melba, ACT - 16 Dec 2024 by kasiaaus

Gryllacrididae (family)

Bobilla aff. victoriae at Tennent, ACT - 24 Aug 2024 by patrickcox

Bobilla aff. victoriae

Trigonidium sp. novum (undescribed) (A Sword-tail Cricket) at Wingecarribee Local Government Area - 22 Apr 2024 by Curiosity

Trigonidium sp. novum (undescribed)

Cooraboorama canberrae (Canberra Raspy Cricket) at Symonston, ACT - 27 Feb 2024 by THATJAYKIDRICK

Cooraboorama canberrae

Penalva sp (Forest Cricket) at Meroo National Park - 9 Dec 2023 by NedJohnston

Penalva sp

Trigonidium sp. (genus) (A Sword-tail Cricket) at Downer, ACT - 20 Jan 2023 by RobertD

Trigonidium sp. (genus)

Cavernotettix sp. (genus) (Cave Cricket) at Nurenmerenmong, NSW - 19 Jan 2023 by NedJohnston

Cavernotettix sp. (genus)

Gryllacrididae (family) (Wood, Raspy or Leaf Rolling Cricket) at Melba, ACT - 16 Dec 2024 by kasiaaus
Bobilla aff. victoriae at Tennent, ACT - 24 Aug 2024 by patrickcox
Trigonidium sp. novum (undescribed) (A Sword-tail Cricket) at Wingecarribee Local Government Area - 22 Apr 2024 by Curiosity
Cooraboorama canberrae (Canberra Raspy Cricket) at Symonston, ACT - 27 Feb 2024 by THATJAYKIDRICK
Penalva sp (Forest Cricket) at Meroo National Park - 9 Dec 2023 by NedJohnston
Trigonidium sp. (genus) (A Sword-tail Cricket) at Downer, ACT - 20 Jan 2023 by RobertD
Cavernotettix sp. (genus) (Cave Cricket) at Nurenmerenmong, NSW - 19 Jan 2023 by NedJohnston
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