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Bimberi Nature Reserve species

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116 species

Abantiades (genus) (A Swift or Ghost moth)

Abantiades (genus)
Abantiades (genus)
Abantiades (genus)

Acripeza reticulata (Mountain Katydid)

Acripeza reticulata
Acripeza reticulata
Acripeza reticulata

Acyphas semiochrea (Omnivorous Tussock Moth)

Acyphas semiochrea
Acyphas semiochrea
Acyphas semiochrea

Agrotis munda (Brown Cutworm)

Agrotis munda
Agrotis munda
Agrotis munda

Amycterus miraculus (Terrestrial weevil)

Amycterus miraculus
Amycterus miraculus

Antasia flavicapitata (Yellow-headed Heath Moth)

Antasia flavicapitata
Antasia flavicapitata
Antasia flavicapitata

Anthrax sp. (genus) (Unidentified Anthrax bee fly)

Anthrax sp. (genus)
Anthrax sp. (genus)
Anthrax sp. (genus)

Arctiinae (subfamily) (A Tiger Moth or Woolly Bear)

Arctiinae (subfamily)
Arctiinae (subfamily)
Arctiinae (subfamily)

Ardices glatignyi (Black and White Tiger Moth (formerly Spilosoma))

Ardices glatignyi
Ardices glatignyi
Ardices glatignyi

Argynnina cyrila (Forest brown, Cyril's brown)

Argynnina cyrila
Argynnina cyrila
Argynnina cyrila

Asilinae sp. (subfamily) (Unidentified asiline Robberfly)

Asilinae sp. (subfamily)
Asilinae sp. (subfamily)
Asilinae sp. (subfamily)

Austroicetes pusilla (Grasshopper, Locust)

Austroicetes pusilla
Austroicetes pusilla
Austroicetes pusilla

Austrotephritis sp. (genus) (Fruit fly or Seed fly)

Austrotephritis sp. (genus)
Austrotephritis sp. (genus)
Austrotephritis sp. (genus)

Braconidae (family) (Unidentified braconid wasp)

Braconidae (family)
Braconidae (family)
Braconidae (family)

Capusa (genus) (Wedge moth)

Capusa (genus)
Capusa (genus)
Capusa (genus)

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Bimberi Nature Reserve
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Land area

10.7K ha

Survey Effort Score (SES)

0

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