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Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve species

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7 species

Agriopocoris sp. (genus) (Coreid bug)

Agriopocoris sp. (genus)
Agriopocoris sp. (genus)
Agriopocoris sp. (genus)
Agriopocoris sp. (genus)
Agriopocoris sp. (genus)
Agriopocoris sp. (genus)

Amorbus sp. (genus) (Eucalyptus Tip bug)

Amorbus sp. (genus)
Amorbus sp. (genus)
Amorbus sp. (genus)
Amorbus sp. (genus)
Amorbus sp. (genus)
Amorbus sp. (genus)

Coreidae (family) (Coreid plant bug)

Coreidae (family)
Coreidae (family)
Coreidae (family)
Coreidae (family)
Coreidae (family)
Coreidae (family)

Dindymus versicolor (Harlequin Bug)

Dindymus versicolor
Dindymus versicolor
Dindymus versicolor
Dindymus versicolor
Dindymus versicolor
Dindymus versicolor

Miridae (family) (Unidentified plant bug)

Miridae (family)
Miridae (family)
Miridae (family)
Miridae (family)
Miridae (family)
Miridae (family)

Mutusca brevicornis (A broad-headed bug)

Mutusca brevicornis
Mutusca brevicornis
Mutusca brevicornis
Mutusca brevicornis
Mutusca brevicornis
Mutusca brevicornis

Spilostethus pacificus (Milkweed bug)

Spilostethus pacificus
Spilostethus pacificus
Spilostethus pacificus
Spilostethus pacificus
Spilostethus pacificus
Spilostethus pacificus
Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve

Species Richness Score (SRS)

4,913
  • Area (hectares) 5.4K ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 2.49 sightings per ha

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Conservation level

  • Local native (change?)
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Invasiveness

  • All invasiveness levels (change?)

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