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RogerF wrote:
Yesterday
Us old hands know all these ID tricks
Oedaleus australis
ConBoekel wrote:
Yesterday
Thanks for these comments. I have two or three other similar images from the same general area on the same day. I didn't load them because I thought they were the same species. I will go back through them and do the yellow wing check. Too late to listen for the wing clicks!
Oedaleus australis
clarehoneydove wrote:
1 Mar 2025
@ConBoekel you can do this and add a note to your sighting do its easier to i.d!!
Oedaleus australis
RogerF wrote:
1 Mar 2025
No you can't!! But make it fly off and you will see! Also a wing clicker
Oedaleus australis
clarehoneydove wrote:
1 Mar 2025
I didnt realise you could see the yellow hind wing when not in flight!
Oedaleus australis

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Macrotona australis at O'Connor, ACT

Cirphula pyrrhocnemis at O'Connor, ACT

Oedaleus australis at O'Connor, ACT

Austroicetes pusilla at O'Connor, ACT

Oedaleus australis at O'Connor, ACT

Austroicetes pusilla at O'Connor, ACT

Hemicordulia tau at O'Connor, ACT

Oedaleus australis at O'Connor, ACT

Macrotona australis at O'Connor, ACT

Gastrimargus musicus at O'Connor, ACT

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