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Discussion

DiBickers wrote:

1 Apr 2025

Calomela juncta is certainly the closest fit at this point in time. There is the possibility however, that given the subtleties between species within this group, the unusual splattering of colouration between the coloured lines and the midline of the elytra could indicate this is actually a different species again. I suppose we’ll find out down the track and can amend the identification if required😊

Calomela juncta

DiBickers wrote:

30 Mar 2025

Though similar in colouration, the body-shape is different to Lamprolina sp. so I’ll move this one back to Family-level for now😊

Chrysomelidae sp. (family)

ibaird wrote:

17 Mar 2025

I suggest the palps, see grey base colour, are right for this species.

Scieropepla reversella

ConBoekel wrote:

13 Mar 2025

No worries, Rosemary.

Kunzea bracteolata

RWPurdie wrote:

13 Mar 2025

I've finally been able to check material from the plant you photographed with material in the herbarium, and have just determined that it's Kunzea bracteolata, not K. ambigua as I first thought. One of its main characteristics is having head-like clusters of flowers at the end of branches. The flowers for Kunzea ambigua are crowded on leafy side branches or in the axils of upper leaves. Kunzea bracteolata is not native to the ACT, so remove any more that you may find.

Kunzea bracteolata