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Mount Ainslie to Black Mountain species

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The riparian corridor between Mount Ainslie and Black Mountain represents one of the last remaining green space corridors connecting the major woodland ecosystems of the Inner North. It is also an important area for recreational use.

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16 species

Anthomyia punctipennis

Anthomyia punctipennis
Anthomyia punctipennis
Anthomyia punctipennis
Anthomyia punctipennis
Anthomyia punctipennis
Anthomyia punctipennis

Cerdistus sp. (genus) (Yellow Slender Robber Fly)

Cerdistus sp. (genus)
Cerdistus sp. (genus)
Cerdistus sp. (genus)
Cerdistus sp. (genus)
Cerdistus sp. (genus)
Cerdistus sp. (genus)

Chironomidae (family) (Non-biting Midge)

Chironomidae (family)
Chironomidae (family)
Chironomidae (family)
Chironomidae (family)
Chironomidae (family)
Chironomidae (family)

Ectinorhynchus sp. (genus) (A Stiletto Fly)

Ectinorhynchus sp. (genus)
Ectinorhynchus sp. (genus)
Ectinorhynchus sp. (genus)
Ectinorhynchus sp. (genus)
Ectinorhynchus sp. (genus)
Ectinorhynchus sp. (genus)

Helina sp. (genus) (Muscid fly)

Helina sp. (genus)
Helina sp. (genus)
Helina sp. (genus)
Helina sp. (genus)
Helina sp. (genus)
Helina sp. (genus)

Limoniidae (family) (Unknown Limoniid Crane Fly)

Limoniidae (family)
Limoniidae (family)
Limoniidae (family)
Limoniidae (family)
Limoniidae (family)
Limoniidae (family)

Melangyna viridiceps (Hover fly)

Melangyna viridiceps
Melangyna viridiceps
Melangyna viridiceps
Melangyna viridiceps
Melangyna viridiceps
Melangyna viridiceps

Parapalaeosepsis plebeia (Ant fly)

Parapalaeosepsis plebeia
Parapalaeosepsis plebeia
Parapalaeosepsis plebeia
Parapalaeosepsis plebeia
Parapalaeosepsis plebeia
Parapalaeosepsis plebeia

Ptilogyna sp. (genus) (A crane fly)

Ptilogyna sp. (genus)
Ptilogyna sp. (genus)
Ptilogyna sp. (genus)
Ptilogyna sp. (genus)
Ptilogyna sp. (genus)
Ptilogyna sp. (genus)

Rutilia (Donovanius) sp. (genus & subgenus) (A Bristle Fly)

Rutilia (Donovanius) sp. (genus & subgenus)
Rutilia (Donovanius) sp. (genus & subgenus)
Rutilia (Donovanius) sp. (genus & subgenus)
Rutilia (Donovanius) sp. (genus & subgenus)
Rutilia (Donovanius) sp. (genus & subgenus)
Rutilia (Donovanius) sp. (genus & subgenus)

Sarcophagidae sp. (family) (Unidentified flesh fly)

Sarcophagidae sp. (family)
Sarcophagidae sp. (family)
Sarcophagidae sp. (family)
Sarcophagidae sp. (family)
Sarcophagidae sp. (family)
Sarcophagidae sp. (family)

Senostoma sp. (genus) (A parasitoid tachinid fly)

Senostoma sp. (genus)
Senostoma sp. (genus)
Senostoma sp. (genus)
Senostoma sp. (genus)
Senostoma sp. (genus)
Senostoma sp. (genus)

Tapeigaster sp. (genus) (Fungus fly, Heteromyzid fly)

Tapeigaster sp. (genus)
Tapeigaster sp. (genus)
Tapeigaster sp. (genus)
Tapeigaster sp. (genus)
Tapeigaster sp. (genus)
Tapeigaster sp. (genus)

Therevidae (family) (Unidentified stiletto fly)

Therevidae (family)
Therevidae (family)
Therevidae (family)
Therevidae (family)
Therevidae (family)
Therevidae (family)

Trypetisoma digitatum (A lauxaniid fly)

Trypetisoma digitatum
Trypetisoma digitatum
Trypetisoma digitatum
Trypetisoma digitatum
Trypetisoma digitatum
Trypetisoma digitatum

Zosteria rosevillensis (A robber fly)

Zosteria rosevillensis
Zosteria rosevillensis
Zosteria rosevillensis
Zosteria rosevillensis
Zosteria rosevillensis
Zosteria rosevillensis
Mount Ainslie to Black Mountain

Species Richness Score (SRS)

1,705
  • Area (hectares) 323.08 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 18.97 sightings per ha

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