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Trapezites phigalia (Heath Ochre) at Bungonia State Conservation Area - 30 Sep 2023 by KorinneM

Trapezites phigalia

KorinneM
Trapezites phigalia (Heath Ochre) at Bungonia State Conservation Area - 30 Sep 2023 by KorinneM

Trapezites phigalia

KorinneM
Heteronympha merope (Common Brown Butterfly) at Bungonia State Conservation Area - 15 May 2023 by trevorpreston

Heteronympha merope

trevorpreston
Neolucia agricola (Fringed Heath-blue) at Bungonia State Conservation Area - 7 Nov 2022 by GlossyGal

Neolucia agricola

GlossyGal
Hypocysta pseudirius (Grey Ringlet, Dingy Ringlet) at Bungonia State Conservation Area - 31 Oct 2021 by Ned_Johnston

Hypocysta pseudirius

Ned_Johnston
Trapezites phigalia (Heath Ochre) at Bungonia State Conservation Area - 30 Sep 2023 by KorinneM
Trapezites phigalia (Heath Ochre) at Bungonia State Conservation Area - 30 Sep 2023 by KorinneM
Heteronympha merope (Common Brown Butterfly) at Bungonia State Conservation Area - 15 May 2023 by trevorpreston
Neolucia agricola (Fringed Heath-blue) at Bungonia State Conservation Area - 7 Nov 2022 by GlossyGal
Hypocysta pseudirius (Grey Ringlet, Dingy Ringlet) at Bungonia State Conservation Area - 31 Oct 2021 by Ned_Johnston
Bungonia State Conservation Area

Species Richness Score (SRS)

399
  • Area (hectares) 3281.99 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 0.08 sightings per ha

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