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Discussion

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

45 min ago

If this is a Dillwynia the gall may be formed by an Ethon Jewel Beetle

Unverified Unidentified Insect Gall

TimL wrote:

2 hrs ago

Thanks for the identification and advice @Teresa

Reticularia sp. (genus)

HaukeKoch wrote:

2 hrs ago

Wow, just found this. It looks like you caught an undescribed pyrgotid fly in the act of approaching Neorrhina punctatum. This appears to be the same fly I have reared from this host: (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/253727914) and is to my knowledge the first picture showing the fly in the wild and together with its host.

Neorrhina punctatum

Teresa wrote:

3 hrs ago

Reticularia lycoperdon, a slime mould which forms a relatively large, single, fruiting body called an aethalium, it hardens and then eventually splits to release a brown mass of spores.

Reticularia sp. (genus)

HelenCross wrote:

3 hrs ago

Thanks Wendy, I found the Moths in the A.C.T. book uses Paranthrella too

Ichneumenoptera chrysophanes