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Diplacodes haematodes (Scarlet Percher) at Tharwa, ACT - 7 Mar 2025 by RodDeb

Diplacodes haematodes

Archaeosynthemis orientalis (Eastern Brown Tigertail) at Tharwa, ACT - 5 Feb 2025 by Harrisi

Archaeosynthemis orientalis

Austroaeschna multipunctata (Multi-spotted Darner) at Tharwa, ACT - 14 Jan 2025 by SandraH

Austroaeschna multipunctata

Orthetrum caledonicum (Blue Skimmer) at Tharwa, ACT - 12 Jan 2025 by ChrisHolder

Orthetrum caledonicum

Austroaeschna multipunctata (Multi-spotted Darner) at Tharwa, ACT - 8 Dec 2024 by Montane

Austroaeschna multipunctata

Hemicordulia tau (Tau Emerald) at Tharwa, ACT - 5 Dec 2024 by JohnBundock

Hemicordulia tau

Nannophya dalei (Eastern Pygmyfly) at Tharwa, ACT - 6 Nov 2024 by RAllen

Nannophya dalei

Diplacodes haematodes (Scarlet Percher) at Tharwa, ACT - 7 Mar 2025 by RodDeb
Archaeosynthemis orientalis (Eastern Brown Tigertail) at Tharwa, ACT - 5 Feb 2025 by Harrisi
Austroaeschna multipunctata (Multi-spotted Darner) at Tharwa, ACT - 14 Jan 2025 by SandraH
Orthetrum caledonicum (Blue Skimmer) at Tharwa, ACT - 12 Jan 2025 by ChrisHolder
Austroaeschna multipunctata (Multi-spotted Darner) at Tharwa, ACT - 8 Dec 2024 by Montane
Hemicordulia tau (Tau Emerald) at Tharwa, ACT - 5 Dec 2024 by JohnBundock
Nannophya dalei (Eastern Pygmyfly) at Tharwa, ACT - 6 Nov 2024 by RAllen
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