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19 species

Acrida conica (Giant green slantface)

Acrida conica
Acrida conica
Acrida conica
Acrida conica
Acrida conica
Acrida conica

Austroicetes sp. (genus) (A grasshopper)

Austroicetes sp. (genus)
Austroicetes sp. (genus)
Austroicetes sp. (genus)
Austroicetes sp. (genus)
Austroicetes sp. (genus)
Austroicetes sp. (genus)

Bermius brachycerus (A grasshopper)

Bermius brachycerus
Bermius brachycerus
Bermius brachycerus
Bermius brachycerus
Bermius brachycerus
Bermius brachycerus

Brachyexarna lobipennis (Stripewinged meadow grasshopper)

Brachyexarna lobipennis
Brachyexarna lobipennis
Brachyexarna lobipennis
Brachyexarna lobipennis
Brachyexarna lobipennis
Brachyexarna lobipennis

Caedicia simplex (Common Garden Katydid)

Caedicia simplex
Caedicia simplex
Caedicia simplex
Caedicia simplex
Caedicia simplex
Caedicia simplex

Gastrimargus musicus (Yellow-winged Locust or Grasshopper)

Gastrimargus musicus
Gastrimargus musicus
Gastrimargus musicus
Gastrimargus musicus
Gastrimargus musicus
Gastrimargus musicus

Goniaea australasiae (Gumleaf grasshopper)

Goniaea australasiae
Goniaea australasiae
Goniaea australasiae
Goniaea australasiae
Goniaea australasiae
Goniaea australasiae

Goniaea carinata (Black kneed gumleaf grasshopper)

Goniaea carinata
Goniaea carinata
Goniaea carinata
Goniaea carinata
Goniaea carinata
Goniaea carinata

Goniaea opomaloides (Mimetic Gumleaf Grasshopper)

Goniaea opomaloides
Goniaea opomaloides
Goniaea opomaloides
Goniaea opomaloides
Goniaea opomaloides
Goniaea opomaloides

Goniaea sp. (genus) (A gumleaf grasshopper)

Goniaea sp. (genus)
Goniaea sp. (genus)
Goniaea sp. (genus)
Goniaea sp. (genus)
Goniaea sp. (genus)
Goniaea sp. (genus)

Heteropternis obscurella (A grasshopper)

Heteropternis obscurella
Heteropternis obscurella
Heteropternis obscurella
Heteropternis obscurella
Heteropternis obscurella
Heteropternis obscurella

Macrotona australis (Common Macrotona Grasshopper)

Macrotona australis
Macrotona australis
Macrotona australis
Macrotona australis
Macrotona australis
Macrotona australis

Nemobiinae sp. (sub-family) (A ground cricket)

Nemobiinae sp. (sub-family)
Nemobiinae sp. (sub-family)
Nemobiinae sp. (sub-family)
Nemobiinae sp. (sub-family)
Nemobiinae sp. (sub-family)
Nemobiinae sp. (sub-family)

Oedaleus australis (Australian Oedaleus)

Oedaleus australis
Oedaleus australis
Oedaleus australis
Oedaleus australis
Oedaleus australis
Oedaleus australis

Paragryllacris sp. (genus) (Raspy or Tree cricket)

Paragryllacris sp. (genus)
Paragryllacris sp. (genus)
Paragryllacris sp. (genus)
Paragryllacris sp. (genus)
Paragryllacris sp. (genus)
Paragryllacris sp. (genus)

Pardillana limbata (Common Pardillana)

Pardillana limbata
Pardillana limbata
Pardillana limbata
Pardillana limbata
Pardillana limbata
Pardillana limbata

Phaulacridium vittatum (Wingless Grasshopper)

Phaulacridium vittatum
Phaulacridium vittatum
Phaulacridium vittatum
Phaulacridium vittatum
Phaulacridium vittatum
Phaulacridium vittatum

Schizobothrus flavovittatus (Disappearing Grasshopper)

Schizobothrus flavovittatus
Schizobothrus flavovittatus
Schizobothrus flavovittatus
Schizobothrus flavovittatus
Schizobothrus flavovittatus
Schizobothrus flavovittatus

Teleogryllus commodus (Black Field Cricket)

Teleogryllus commodus
Teleogryllus commodus
Teleogryllus commodus
Teleogryllus commodus
Teleogryllus commodus
Teleogryllus commodus
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