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Australian Capital Territory
Booth, ACT
Insects
Butterflies (Lepidoptera, Rhopalocera)
Skippers (Hesperiidae)

Booth, ACT species

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9 species

Atkinsia dominula (Two-brand grass-skipper)

Atkinsia dominula
Atkinsia dominula
Atkinsia dominula
Atkinsia dominula
Atkinsia dominula
Atkinsia dominula

Dispar compacta (Barred Skipper)

Dispar compacta
Dispar compacta
Dispar compacta
Dispar compacta
Dispar compacta
Dispar compacta

Hesperilla munionga (Alpine Sedge-Skipper)

Hesperilla munionga
Hesperilla munionga
Hesperilla munionga
Hesperilla munionga
Hesperilla munionga
Hesperilla munionga

Netrocoryne repanda (Bronze Flat)

Netrocoryne repanda
Netrocoryne repanda
Netrocoryne repanda
Netrocoryne repanda
Netrocoryne repanda
Netrocoryne repanda

Pasma tasmanica (Two-spotted Grass-skipper)

Pasma tasmanica
Pasma tasmanica
Pasma tasmanica
Pasma tasmanica
Pasma tasmanica
Pasma tasmanica

Taractrocera papyria (White-banded Grass-dart)

Taractrocera papyria
Taractrocera papyria
Taractrocera papyria
Taractrocera papyria
Taractrocera papyria
Taractrocera papyria

Trapezites eliena (Orange Ochre)

Trapezites eliena
Trapezites eliena
Trapezites eliena
Trapezites eliena
Trapezites eliena
Trapezites eliena

Trapezites phigalia (Heath Ochre)

Trapezites phigalia
Trapezites phigalia
Trapezites phigalia
Trapezites phigalia
Trapezites phigalia
Trapezites phigalia

Trapezites phigalioides (Montane Ochre)

Trapezites phigalioides
Trapezites phigalioides
Trapezites phigalioides
Trapezites phigalioides
Trapezites phigalioides
Trapezites phigalioides
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