Keyacris scurra

Key's Matchstick Grasshopper at Gunning, NSW

Keyacris scurra at Gunning, NSW - suppressed
Keyacris scurra at Gunning, NSW - suppressed
Keyacris scurra at Gunning, NSW - suppressed
Keyacris scurra at Gunning, NSW - suppressed
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Keyacris scurra 7 Mar 2025 MichaelMulvaney
Keyacris scurra 7 Mar 2025 clarehoneydove

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MichaelMulvaney noted:

7 Mar 2025

While Known from Gunning showground this appears to be a new nearby recorded location for this threatened grasshopper

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Nymphs but only 2. Cool, breezy and windy day but also very crowded with grasses and these were on the everlastings on cleared pathway. Lots of area unexplored. Found in one other area uploaded separately.

3 comments

   7 Mar 2025
@MichaelMulvaney yes likely a new location. Recommended to visit by John the chair of Gunning landcare. It is called Gunning golf course but is only a golf course in name. Looks like maybe some archery occurs there. Its crown land. It would be worth making it a new location on CNM I think! We may find a much larger population here and who knows what else.
RogerF wrote:
   7 Mar 2025
Yes I've noticed this overgrown golf course in passing. There are quite a few patches of suitable keyacris habitat along the Gundaroo Gunning Road.
   8 Mar 2025
Yes a little keyacris hot spot perhaps.

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