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| Unidentified | 23 Dec 2022 | ConBoekel |
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Probably around 6-7mm. Only one shot possible. Flighty. Extremely jerky flight.
9 comments
ConBoekel
wrote:
23 Dec 2022
Around 15-25 meters from nearest water. This water does dry up some years but has had water in continuously at least since last Autumn. We are getting a lot of soldier flies which might have had larvae in the same water.
donhe
wrote:
24 Dec 2022
What plant is that? I think the 'moth' is a bent damaged flower bud with stamens hanging out.
ConBoekel
wrote:
24 Dec 2022
don
It flew very quickly and erratically. It was all I could do to track it to its perch the first time. It was just a blur on the move. I have just been back to the same general area. Picked up some sub 5mm moths which I will add when I have processed them. But nothing like this one, I am afraid.
It flew very quickly and erratically. It was all I could do to track it to its perch the first time. It was just a blur on the move. I have just been back to the same general area. Picked up some sub 5mm moths which I will add when I have processed them. But nothing like this one, I am afraid.
donhe
wrote:
25 Dec 2022
A number of Hemiptera exude wax from the rear, some known as "Fluffy Bums".
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ConBoekel NatureMapr Canberra & Southern Tablelands Leafhoppers & planthoppers (Hemiptera, several families) Insects
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