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Tiliqua rugosa (Shingleback Lizard) at Watson, ACT - 10 Jan 2025 by Wildlifewarrior80

Tiliqua rugosa

Trifolium angustifolium (Narrowleaf Clover) at Watson, ACT - 12 Jan 2025 by abread111

Trifolium angustifolium

Pseudococcidae sp. (family) (A mealybug) at Watson, ACT - 6 Jan 2025 by abread111

Pseudococcidae sp. (family)

Orthodera ministralis (Green Mantid) at Watson, ACT - 30 Dec 2024 by abread111

Orthodera ministralis

Coccoidea (superfamily) (Mealy bug or scale insect) at Watson, ACT - 30 Dec 2024 by abread111

Coccoidea (superfamily)

Formicidae (family) (Unidentified ant) at Watson, ACT - 30 Dec 2024 by abread111

Formicidae (family)

Tiliqua rugosa (Shingleback Lizard) at Watson, ACT - 10 Jan 2025 by Wildlifewarrior80
Trifolium angustifolium (Narrowleaf Clover) at Watson, ACT - 12 Jan 2025 by abread111
Pseudococcidae sp. (family) (A mealybug) at Watson, ACT - 6 Jan 2025 by abread111
Orthodera ministralis (Green Mantid) at Watson, ACT - 30 Dec 2024 by abread111
Coccoidea (superfamily) (Mealy bug or scale insect) at Watson, ACT - 30 Dec 2024 by abread111
Formicidae (family) (Unidentified ant) at Watson, ACT - 30 Dec 2024 by abread111
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