Pseudalmenus chlorinda

2 Silky Hairstreak at suppressed

Pseudalmenus chlorinda at suppressed - 7 Jan 2025
Pseudalmenus chlorinda at suppressed - 7 Jan 2025
Pseudalmenus chlorinda at suppressed - 7 Jan 2025
Pseudalmenus chlorinda at suppressed - 7 Jan 2025
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Pseudalmenus chlorinda 7 Jan 2025 AlisonMilton

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Significant sighting

AlisonMilton noted:

7 Jan 2025

First breeding record, and a new location

6 comments

owenh wrote:
   8 Jan 2025
This is interesting to say the least. @AlisonMilton you have obviously reported this sighting to CNM at some time last evening after I had seen, verified and made significant @Csteele4 's sighting as the first breeding record for the species on CNM. So now we have two significant first breeding records for it appears the same set of larvae in the same area. @MichaelMulvaney how do you wish to proceed here?
   8 Jan 2025
They can both stand - I suspect a joint discovery
Csteele4 wrote:
   8 Jan 2025
@MichaelMulvaney they were indeed - we were together!
AlisonMilton wrote:
   8 Jan 2025
And thanks to ClareHoneyDove for spotting them.
owenh wrote:
   8 Jan 2025
Gee, Users notes would have been helpful.
AlisonMilton wrote:
   8 Jan 2025
Owen, Clare was the spotter for a number of things but didn't want to be acknowledged. Since this was a significant sighting I thought she should be given credit.

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  • Acacia dealbata Associated plant
  • 12mm to 25mm Animal size
  • Larvae or nymphs Breeding behaviour
  • Alive / healthy Animal health

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