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NEWSLETTER FOR DECEMBER 2025 AND THE FUTURE OF CANBERRA NATURE MAP

Canberra Nature Map's Newsletter for September 2025

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5 min ago
Thanks Jim - much appreciated

Pergagrapta latreillii
CathB wrote:
51 min ago
As far as I know, this is a new site for this rare species and it is in an area due to be burnt tomorrow

Corunastylis cornuta
RAllen wrote:
3 hrs ago
Christine's sighting suggests otherwise

Chrysolarentia actinipha
Harrisi wrote:
4 hrs ago
Thanks Jim, great info. Are you suggesting I collect a specimen if encountered again?

Pergagrapta latreillii
Jimbobo wrote:
4 hrs ago
As this one has an entirely red abdomen it goes into the P.latriellii side of the couplet. It is a strongly melanistic one though, with black head and torso parts. I strongly suspect the two species might be one species. In time we are hoping to get specimens of both species for DNA sequencing and definitive comparison. Just got one of P.latriellii the other day so need specimen/s of P.spinolae now. If anyone else can help please PM me.

Pergagrapta latreillii

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