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Australian Capital Territory
Higgins, ACT
Insects
Grasshoppers, Crickets & Katydids (Orthoptera)
Crickets (Orthoptera, several families)

Higgins, ACT species

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7 species

Gryllacrididae sp. (family) (Wood, Raspy or Leaf Rolling Cricket)

Gryllacrididae sp. (family)
Gryllacrididae sp. (family)
Gryllacrididae sp. (family)
Gryllacrididae sp. (family)
Gryllacrididae sp. (family)
Gryllacrididae sp. (family)

Gryllotalpa australis (Mole cricket)

Gryllotalpa australis
Gryllotalpa australis
Gryllotalpa australis
Gryllotalpa australis
Gryllotalpa australis
Gryllotalpa australis

Lepidogryllus sp. (genus) (A cricket)

Lepidogryllus sp. (genus)
Lepidogryllus sp. (genus)
Lepidogryllus sp. (genus)
Lepidogryllus sp. (genus)
Lepidogryllus sp. (genus)
Lepidogryllus sp. (genus)

Teleogryllus commodus (Black Field Cricket)

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

Trigonidium sjostedti (Trigonidiid cricket)

Trigonidium sjostedti
Trigonidium sjostedti
Trigonidium sjostedti
Trigonidium sjostedti
Trigonidium sjostedti
Trigonidium sjostedti

Trigonidium sp. (genus) (A Sword-tail Cricket)

Trigonidium sp. (genus)
Trigonidium sp. (genus)
Trigonidium sp. (genus)
Trigonidium sp. (genus)
Trigonidium sp. (genus)
Trigonidium sp. (genus)

Trigonidium vittaticollis (A sword-tail cricket)

Trigonidium vittaticollis
Trigonidium vittaticollis
Trigonidium vittaticollis
Trigonidium vittaticollis
Trigonidium vittaticollis
Trigonidium vittaticollis
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