Braidwood, NSW

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HaukeKoch wrote:

3 hrs ago

Distinguished from A. montanus by the lack of continuous bands of white setae across the abdominal sternites, the broad and long anal tuft of orange hair, and the more concave sides of the male clypeus.

Anoplognathus viriditarsis

KimberiRP wrote:

Yesterday

A male.

Anoplognathus viriditarsis

MatthewFrawley wrote:

20 Feb 2025

Thanks Robert, I thought it looked a bit different but just assumed it was a European honey bee. Perhaps @PeterA could have another look?

Eristalis tenax

BrianLR wrote:

20 Feb 2025

I agree, John. It is definitely a Litoria (given the toe pads) and the back pattern seems to strongly support verrauxii.