Bluetts Block (402, 403, 12, 11)

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Formerly known as Bluett's Block. Boundary includes adjacent Blocks 11 and 12 for context (including parts of the Capital Estate Development's approved Stromlo Reach development).

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Discussion

donhe wrote:

16 Feb 2025

Very similar to the published photos of the larva of A. semiochrea, except for the dorsal pair of black spots that the latter has on the first abdominal segments next to the pair on the metathorax (shown in the photos on LBH) that this specimen does not have.

Acyphas (genus)

KMcCue wrote:

7 Jan 2025

Thanks Nate
Glad you could confirm it was a Wolf Spider

Tasmanicosa sp. (genus)

ibaird wrote:

7 Jan 2025

Faveria tritalis? This moth has reddish colouration and is quite plain and lacks markings normally associated wirh F. tritalis but I the head shape and colour look like F. tritalis. It lacks the veination of Lioprosopa rhodobaphella and I woild rule out Emmalocera genus (no white costal stripe).

Faveria tritalis

DerekC wrote:

22 Dec 2024

I am seeing 5 or 6 flowers and only 3 stems. These stems while short are reasonably robust. I also think these are C. carnea.

Caladenia carnea

MarkH wrote:

12 Dec 2024

It’ll happen!

Castiarina ignota