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DiBickers wrote:
Yesterday
@patrickcox it doesn’t look like the photos have come through?
Ephemeroptera (order)
JonLewis wrote:
Yesterday
Hi Patrick, this ant does look similar to Myrmecia simillima, but the mendibles don't look quite right in this photo, so have left it at genus level. And it may have won the fight with the Camponotus, but I'm pretty sure it didn't really want to be carrying most of one around! Cheers, Jon
Myrmecia sp. (genus)
DonFletcher wrote:
24 Feb 2025
Fur too dark for agilis the only other species on that site
Antechinus mimetes mimetes
wombey wrote:
24 Feb 2025
E. quoyii does not occur in the Canberra region
Eulamprus heatwolei
SimonDunstan wrote:
20 Feb 2025
Tiny little mite :)
Myrmecia sp., pilosula-group

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Ephemeroptera (order) at Paddys River, ACT

Neochmia temporalis at Paddys River, ACT

Myrmecia sp. (genus) at Paddys River, ACT

Ephemeroptera (order) at Paddys River, ACT

Myrmecia simillima at Paddys River, ACT

Neochmia temporalis at Paddys River, ACT

Neochmia temporalis at Paddys River, ACT

Zanda funerea at Paddys River, ACT

Zanda funerea at Paddys River, ACT

Zanda funerea at Paddys River, ACT

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