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waltraud wrote:

30 Jan 2025

wow, brilliant photos! and what a treasure, thanks heaps!

Myiagra rubecula

jb2602 wrote:

29 Jan 2025

Diphucrania marmorata blending in beautifully with the colours of the bark and oozing sap of young Acacia decurrens trees.

Diphucrania marmorata

MarkH wrote:

26 Jan 2025

A bit hard to tell with great accuracy however the size and host plant suggests most likely Diphucrania marmorata

Diphucrania marmorata

MatthewFrawley wrote:

16 Jan 2025

Wonder if it was a reptile or a mammal in there?

Cracticus torquatus

KimberiRP wrote:

15 Jan 2025

Not sure which Phyllotocus this one is. It resembles P. rufipennis in colour, but the long erect bristles along the suture of the elytra are not typical of that species.

Phyllotocus sp. (genus)