1 Mole Cricket at Queanbeyan West, NSW
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trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
trevorpreston
wrote:
5 Oct 2021
I've suggested this is Gryllotalpa australis based on the very dark tegmina anterior to the stridulatory vein, and the velvety pronotum. (A Guide to Crickets of Australia by David Rentz and You Ning Su p 354 and 357.)
Location information
- Coordinates 149.202605-35.362609
- Places Queanbeyan West, NSW
Sighting information
- At least 1 Abundance
- 30 Dec 2020 11:10 AM Recorded on
- Speedsta Recorded by
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Collections
Insects Crickets (Orthoptera, several families) Grasshoppers, Crickets & Katydids (Orthoptera) Speedsta Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr
Additional information
- 5mm to 12mm Animal size
Species information
- Gryllotalpa sp. (genus) Scientific name
- Mole Cricket Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Local native
- Non-invasive or negligible
- Up to 1035m Recorded at altitude
- Machine learning
- External link More information
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- More than one media file
- Verified by an expert moderator
- Nearby sighting(s) of same species
- GPS evidence of location
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