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Katydids (Tettigoniidae)

Kosciuszko National Park species

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7 species

Acripeza reticulata (Mountain Katydid)

Acripeza reticulata
Acripeza reticulata
Acripeza reticulata
Acripeza reticulata
Acripeza reticulata
Acripeza reticulata

Austrodectes monticolus (Australian shield-back katydid)

Austrodectes monticolus
Austrodectes monticolus
Austrodectes monticolus
Austrodectes monticolus
Austrodectes monticolus
Austrodectes monticolus

Caedicia simplex (Common Garden Katydid)

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

Chlorodectes montanus (Montane green shield back katydid)

Chlorodectes montanus
Chlorodectes montanus
Chlorodectes montanus
Chlorodectes montanus
Chlorodectes montanus
Chlorodectes montanus

Conocephalus sp. (genus) (A Tussock Katydid)

Conocephalus sp. (genus)
Conocephalus sp. (genus)
Conocephalus sp. (genus)
Conocephalus sp. (genus)
Conocephalus sp. (genus)
Conocephalus sp. (genus)

Polichne parvicauda (Short-tailed Polichne)

Polichne parvicauda
Polichne parvicauda
Polichne parvicauda
Polichne parvicauda
Polichne parvicauda
Polichne parvicauda

Tinzeda albosignata (Stout Tinzeda)

Tinzeda albosignata
Tinzeda albosignata
Tinzeda albosignata
Tinzeda albosignata
Tinzeda albosignata
Tinzeda albosignata
Kosciuszko National Park

Species Richness Score (SRS)

3,006
  • Area (hectares) 688.9K ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 0.01 sightings per ha

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