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Rutiliini (tribe) (A bristle fly) at Melba, ACT - 19 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus

Rutiliini (tribe)

Diplazon laetatorius (Diplazonid wasp) at Melba, ACT - 17 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus

Diplazon laetatorius

Coniopterygidae (family) (Dusty lacewing or Dustywing) at Melba, ACT - 16 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus

Coniopterygidae (family)

Gisilia thoracista (Cosmopterigidae, Chrysopeleiinae) at Melba, ACT - 16 Jan 2021 by Bron

Gisilia thoracista

Paropsisterna decolorata (A Eucalyptus leaf beetle) at Melba, ACT - 14 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus

Paropsisterna decolorata

Colgar sp. (genus) (Pink Planthopper) at Melba, ACT - 10 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus

Colgar sp. (genus)

Chloroclystis approximata (Plumed or Cherry Looper) at Melba, ACT - 9 Jan 2021 by Bron

Chloroclystis approximata

Tetragnathidae (family) (Long-jawed orb weavers) at Melba, ACT - 6 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus

Tetragnathidae (family)

Gisilia thoracista (Cosmopterigidae, Chrysopeleiinae) at Melba, ACT - 4 Jan 2021 by Bron

Gisilia thoracista

Utetheisa pulchelloides (Heliotrope Moth) at Melba, ACT - 17 Dec 2020 by AaronClausen

Utetheisa pulchelloides

Siphanta sp. (genus) (Green planthopper, Torpedo bug) at Melba, ACT - 16 Dec 2020 by kasiaaus

Siphanta sp. (genus)

Australophyra rostrata (Black Carrion Fly) at Melba, ACT - 11 Dec 2020 by kasiaaus

Australophyra rostrata

Chaoborus ornatipennis (Phantom midge) at Melba, ACT - 18 Nov 2020 by kasiaaus

Chaoborus ornatipennis

Melolonthinae (subfamily) (Cockchafer) at Melba, ACT - 18 Nov 2020 by kasiaaus

Melolonthinae (subfamily)

Symphyta undescribed species (A Lasiocampid moth) at Melba, ACT - 22 Oct 2020 by kasiaaus

Symphyta undescribed species

Tanytarsus (genus) (A non-biting midge) at Melba, ACT - 21 Oct 2020 by kasiaaus

Tanytarsus (genus)

Rutiliini (tribe) (A bristle fly) at Melba, ACT - 19 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus
Diplazon laetatorius (Diplazonid wasp) at Melba, ACT - 17 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus
Coniopterygidae (family) (Dusty lacewing or Dustywing) at Melba, ACT - 16 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus
Gisilia thoracista (Cosmopterigidae, Chrysopeleiinae) at Melba, ACT - 16 Jan 2021 by Bron
Paropsisterna decolorata (A Eucalyptus leaf beetle) at Melba, ACT - 14 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus
Colgar sp. (genus) (Pink Planthopper) at Melba, ACT - 10 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus
Chloroclystis approximata (Plumed or Cherry Looper) at Melba, ACT - 9 Jan 2021 by Bron
Tetragnathidae (family) (Long-jawed orb weavers) at Melba, ACT - 6 Jan 2021 by kasiaaus
Gisilia thoracista (Cosmopterigidae, Chrysopeleiinae) at Melba, ACT - 4 Jan 2021 by Bron
Utetheisa pulchelloides (Heliotrope Moth) at Melba, ACT - 17 Dec 2020 by AaronClausen
Siphanta sp. (genus) (Green planthopper, Torpedo bug) at Melba, ACT - 16 Dec 2020 by kasiaaus
Australophyra rostrata (Black Carrion Fly) at Melba, ACT - 11 Dec 2020 by kasiaaus
Chaoborus ornatipennis (Phantom midge) at Melba, ACT - 18 Nov 2020 by kasiaaus
Melolonthinae (subfamily) (Cockchafer) at Melba, ACT - 18 Nov 2020 by kasiaaus
Symphyta undescribed species (A Lasiocampid moth) at Melba, ACT - 22 Oct 2020 by kasiaaus
Tanytarsus (genus) (A non-biting midge) at Melba, ACT - 21 Oct 2020 by kasiaaus

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