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Block 2 Section 53 Higgins. Find out about Higgins Landcare Group at:-

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Discussion

ibaird wrote:
6 Jan 2025
Eretmocera have spiny legs, obvious palps and the species E. coracopis has a white section in the antannae.
Gelechioidea (superfamily)
donhe wrote:
6 Jan 2025
Eretmocera coracopis ?
Gelechioidea (superfamily)
Untidy wrote:
6 Jan 2025
I've taken all the shadow out of the photo so that the pattern can be seen better. Hope this helps.
Gelechioidea (superfamily)
ibaird wrote:
5 Jan 2025
I think it looks quite different to Roscidotoga as seen on iNaturalist:-
https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/514561-Roscidotoga
Gelechioidea (superfamily)
donhe wrote:
5 Jan 2025
Roscidotoga sp (Nepticulidae) ?
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Olearia tenuifolia at Higgins, ACT

Olearia tenuifolia at Higgins, ACT

Olearia tenuifolia at Higgins, ACT

Sorghum leiocladum at Higgins, ACT

Trichiocercus sparshalli

Sorghum leiocladum at Higgins, ACT

Mataeomera (genus)

Euryopis umbilicata at Higgins, ACT

Cryptobothrus chrysophorus

Euryopis sp. (genus) at Higgins, ACT

Species Richness Score (SRS)

Land area

1.33
ha

Survey effort

573.92
sightings per ha

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