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Agrilus hypoleucus (Hypoleucus jewel beetle) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Agrilus hypoleucus (Hypoleucus jewel beetle) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Agrilus hypoleucus (Hypoleucus jewel beetle) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Agrilus hypoleucus (Hypoleucus jewel beetle) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Diphlebia nymphoides (Arrowhead Rockmaster) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Neoaratus hercules (Herculean Robber Fly) at Strathnairn, ACT by Wolfdogg
Rhinotia adelaidae (A belid weevil) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Chrysolopus spectabilis (Botany Bay Weevil) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Eleale pulchra (Clerid beetle) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Icerya acaciae (Acacia mealy bug) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Mictis profana (Crusader Bug) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Mictis profana (Crusader Bug) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Merops ornatus (Rainbow Bee-eater) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Gminatus australis (Orange assassin bug) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Apina callisto (Pasture Day Moth) at Whitlam, ACT by CraigW
Merops ornatus (Rainbow Bee-eater) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Gryllacrididae (family) (Wood, Raspy or Leaf Rolling Cricket) at Whitlam, ACT by SteveBorkowskis
Galanga labeculata (Double-spotted cicada) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Intellagama lesueurii howittii (Gippsland Water Dragon) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Amegilla (Zonamegilla) asserta (Blue Banded Bee) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Austrogomphus australis (Inland Hunter) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Ocybadistes walkeri (Green Grass-dart) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Ischnura heterosticta (Common Bluetail Damselfly) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Diphucrania leucosticta (White-flecked acacia jewel beetle) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Dicranosterna immaculata (Acacia leaf beetle) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Mictis profana (Crusader Bug) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Choerocoris variegatus (Variable Jewel Bug) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Anoplognathus brunnipennis (Green-tailed Christmas beetle) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Hemigomphus heteroclytus (Stout Vicetail) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Neorrhina punctatum (Spotted flower chafer) at Strathnairn, ACT by SWishart
Eupoecila australasiae (Fiddler Beetle) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602
Intellagama lesueurii howittii (Gippsland Water Dragon) at Strathnairn, ACT by trevsci
Aridaeus thoracicus (Tiger Longicorn Beetle) at Strathnairn, ACT by jb2602

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jb2602 wrote:
Yesterday
Specimen C
Agrilus hypoleucus
jb2602 wrote:
Yesterday
Specimen B. An emergence of around 15 beetles settled and flying around a small group of young Acacia dealbatas.
Agrilus hypoleucus
jb2602 wrote:
Yesterday
Specimen A: length 9 mm; length/width = 4.8; hind leg tarsus 1 - long (as long as next 3).
See The genus Agrilus in Australian, Gianfranco Curletti, Jewel Beetle (2001)
Agrilus hypoleucus
jb2602 wrote:
30 Jan 2025
Rhinotia mimic Jewel Beetle
Agrilus hypoleucus
MichaelMulvaney wrote:
22 Jan 2025
Pretty sure it is Rhinotia adelaidae - which seems to have black antennae and feet - while that of R. lineata seem to have orange-red antennae and feet @KimPullen is that right?
Rhinotia adelaidae

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Agrilus hypoleucus at Strathnairn, ACT

Agrilus hypoleucus at Strathnairn, ACT

Agrilus hypoleucus at Strathnairn, ACT

Agrilus hypoleucus at Strathnairn, ACT

Agrilus hypoleucus at Strathnairn, ACT

Agrilus hypoleucus at Strathnairn, ACT

Agrilus hypoleucus at Strathnairn, ACT

Agrilus hypoleucus at Strathnairn, ACT

Diphlebia nymphoides at Strathnairn, ACT

Diphlebia nymphoides at Strathnairn, ACT

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