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Formicidae (family)
48 min ago
Possibly Melophorus.
Formicidae (family) Watson, ACT
Formicidae (family)
53 min ago
Sorry Jodie, can’t see these well enough to ID. Cheers, Jon
Formicidae (family) Watson, ACT
Carabidae sp. (family)
4 hrs ago
For anything but common adult moths I would not be accepting any of CarbonAI's suggestions without checking them against a primary source. And further, for moth larvae it is unlikely CabonAI's suggestions are going to be correct for anything but a handful of common, distinctive looking caterpillars.
CarbonAI is getting better at ID, but is still on a steep learning curve for most moth species on NatureMapr.
This is what a P. sanguinipuncta caterpillar looks like.
https://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/acro/sanguinipuncta.html
I suggest without any confidence this may be a beetle larva.
Unverified Mammal
6 hrs ago
Thanks Don

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