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Heinol wrote:
3 Mar 2025
Below ground there'd be a slerotium or pseudosclerotium, depending on which species this is.
Laccocephalum
JonLewis wrote:
2 Mar 2025
Hi Trevor, you are right, these are all Pheidole - it is a polymorphic genus, with small ants (minors) and big ants (majors). Cheers, Jon
Pheidole sp. (genus)
entom2 wrote:
27 Feb 2025
Nice photo! Any idea what plant they are on please? Cheers, Allen M. Sundholm
Melobasis propinqua
DiBickers wrote:
27 Feb 2025
@KimberiRP would you mind checking if this one is Ecnolagria grandis for me please😊
Ecnolagria grandis
ibaird wrote:
25 Feb 2025
Attention other moth moderators: Re-classifying this species into a single category:
'Elhamma australie A Swift or Ghost moth (Hepialidae)'.
Elhamma australasiae

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Halone coryphoea

Banksia spinulosa at Oallen, NSW

Sapromyza sp. (genus) at Bungonia, NSW

Tachyspiza cirrocephala at Tarago, NSW

Fuligo septica

Gryllotalpa sp. (genus) at Bungonia, NSW

Amphibolurus muricatus at Bungonia, NSW

Banksia spinulosa at Oallen, NSW

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Pseudoperga guerinii at Goulburn, NSW

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