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RogerF

Yesterday

I juist notioced the white edge to the elytra so it could be T. albovittata

Trigonidiidae (family) Belconnen, ACT

ibaird

Yesterday

This Research Grade observation on iNaturalist suggests it is likely to br Lepidoscia protorna
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/322036522
However this post from NZ casts doubt:-
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lepidoscia_protorna_%28Jan_16,_2022%29_01.jpg

Lepidoscia (genus) IMMATURE

WendyEM

Yesterday

I'd love to know what these are. I saw quite a few today while weeding long grass. I must see if I can raise some through. I have not succeeded in the past.

Lepidoscia (genus) IMMATURE

MichaelMulvaney

Yesterday

A side shot of the flower head, together with lower leaves enables a species ID to be made

Wahlenbergia sp. O'Connor, ACT

Tigii

Yesterday

Could not identify similar for ID. Bright green body with rounded abdomen. 6 legs with white and maroon banding. Approx 8-10mm including legs. Body approx. 5mm. Very long antenna.

Tettigoniidae (family) Charnwood, ACT

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