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MarkH wrote:
2 hrs ago
Aah yes, that makes sense !

Castiarina inconspicua
DerekC wrote:
3 hrs ago
Sort of, Mark had found it after the 2003 fires and was possibly last recorded about 2015. Though this confirms it has survived the 2020 fires which burnt much of this area. Great find Rob.

Calochilus saprophyticus
DianneClarke wrote:
3 hrs ago
Not Parochmastis styracodes, not O. opogona. I am still thinking Tineidae

Opogona omoscopa
AlisonMilton wrote:
4 hrs ago
@Mike @KimPullen Thanks Mike. I'll leave it for the more experienced beetle experts to unravel.

Chrysolina quadrigemina
Mike wrote:
4 hrs ago
This article https://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/discover-our-research/managing-invasive-species/weed-biocontrol/projects-agents/biocontrol-agents/st-johns-wort-beetle shows the difference between Chrysolina quadrigemina and C. hyperici. Are both present in the ACT? @galah681 suggests there are both, but only one is in the CNM list and the other is in iNaturalist.

Chrysolina quadrigemina
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