Bill Kennedy Memorial Park

Holder Landcare group have been undertaking habitat restoration in a 1600sqm area at the Stapylton Street end of Bill Kennedy Memorial Park in Holder, since 2020.

The remnant vegetation within Bill Kennedy Memorial Park is a degraded patch of Blakely’s Red Gum – Yellow Box tall grassy woodland where significant hollow bearing eucalyptus trees have been identified. Prior to these Landcare activities there was little understory and a lack of native grasses and groundcovers, the group has successfully reinstated a grassy woodland ecosystem to part of this park.

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21 Feb 2025
Asterolecaniidae?

Hemiptera (order)
RogerF wrote:
17 Feb 2025
Most Tettigonids insert their egg pods in the ground, a few insert their eggs into stems and a very few lay a string of unprotected eggs along stems and leaves, species unknown to me. Someone may know.

Tettigoniidae (family)
RogerF wrote:
15 Feb 2025
Unidentified insect eggs, possibly katydids (Tettigoniidae)

Tettigoniidae (family)
pmillsApio87 wrote:
6 Dec 2024
@Hejor1 not hatched; they've been preyed upon (most likely birds).

Eriococcidae sp. (family)
ibaird wrote:
19 Nov 2024
Certainly similar to Sighting No. 20375. This moth shows yellowish, or brownish edges to the inner edges of forewing. I have not found photos from life of H. fragilis to compare these sightings with.

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