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Tapirlord wrote:
5 Apr 2025
Most foliage depicted is Gonocarpus tetragynus
Geranium sp. Narrow lobes (G.S.Lorimer 1771) Vic. Herbarium
DiBickers wrote:
5 Apr 2025
The shape of the coloured elytral lines (on the wings) together with the deeply pitted pronotum with dark shading along vertex (back of head) & the splatter of colouring along the lateral pronotum (sides of thorax) extending from the elytral coloured lines are better suited to Calomela vittata.
Calomela vittata
DiBickers wrote:
30 Mar 2025
I’m very sure this likely to be Calomela juncta & have included my thoughts below:
C. parillis has very thick & less curved elytral bands which cover most of the elytral surface area which rules it out.
C. bartoni has a vertex line & vertical pronotum mark in addition to thicker & less curved elytral bands which rules it out.
C. vittata though the elytral band is similar in size and angle of curve, I’m lead to believe that it has black shades on vertex, suture, and/or spattered colour on the punctuations of the pronotum remnant from the lines continuation from the elytra which this one doesn’t have.
I truely think the most appropriate ID for this sighting is Calomela juncta.
I’m not sure if @martinl is on here much, but I’ve tagged him in the hope that he may see we need his help with this one (in the interim I have verified it as Calomela juncta but happy to change if it needs to be).
@MichaelMulvaney if Martin doesn’t see my message, do you have a way to reach out to him for us?
Calomela juncta
sangio7 wrote:
15 Mar 2025
Don't know what happened there. Images present now.
Senecio quadridentatus
Tapirlord wrote:
15 Mar 2025
I can't see an image with this sighting
Senecio quadridentatus

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