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Isaacs Ridge and Nearby
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Beetles (Coleoptera)
Scarab beetles (Scarabaeidae)

Isaacs Ridge and Nearby species

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This location has been created to help bring some clarity to the Isaacs Ridge area, where Google Maps is vague on the boundary between Isaacs and Jerrabomberra. It covers Isaacs Ridge Nature Reserve, the Offset Area, Isaacs Pines and the open space nearby.

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Anoplognathus montanus (Montane Christmas beetle)

Anoplognathus montanus
Anoplognathus montanus
Anoplognathus montanus
Anoplognathus montanus
Anoplognathus montanus
Anoplognathus montanus

Chondropyga dorsalis (Cowboy beetle)

Chondropyga dorsalis
Chondropyga dorsalis
Chondropyga dorsalis
Chondropyga dorsalis
Chondropyga dorsalis
Chondropyga dorsalis

Neorrhina punctata (Spotted flower chafer)

Neorrhina punctata
Neorrhina punctata
Neorrhina punctata
Neorrhina punctata
Neorrhina punctata
Neorrhina punctata

Phyllotocus macleayi (Nectar scarab)

Phyllotocus macleayi
Phyllotocus macleayi
Phyllotocus macleayi
Phyllotocus macleayi
Phyllotocus macleayi
Phyllotocus macleayi

Phyllotocus sp. (genus) (Nectar scarab)

Phyllotocus sp. (genus)
Phyllotocus sp. (genus)
Phyllotocus sp. (genus)
Phyllotocus sp. (genus)
Phyllotocus sp. (genus)
Phyllotocus sp. (genus)

Scarabaeidae (family) (Scarab beetle, curl grub)

Scarabaeidae (family)
Scarabaeidae (family)
Scarabaeidae (family)
Scarabaeidae (family)
Scarabaeidae (family)
Scarabaeidae (family)
Isaacs Ridge and Nearby

Species Richness Score (SRS)

Land area

4.6K
ha

Survey effort

0.94
sightings per ha
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