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DianneClarke wrote:
32 min ago
I tried Metallic Sedge Moth Glyphipterix meteora on iNat but Axel disagreed and said "maybe platidysema". I am not convinced the markings match but neither does anything else I could find. It is currently in a container on my kitchen bench. This was the closest I could find Glyphipterix platydisema (A Gem moth (Gliphypterigidae))
Glyphipterix platydisema
WendyEM wrote:
53 min ago
the picture does not seem to have attached to the sighting
Gastrophora henricaria
WendyEM wrote:
55 min ago
It will be interesting to see what Axel says. As far as I can see Glyphipterix platydisema does not have the white ring around its neck/shoulders.
Glyphipterix platydisema
MattM wrote:
2 hrs ago
Multiple flowers off the same stem suggest Caladenia carnea.
Caladenia carnea
MattM wrote:
2 hrs ago
Either Caladenia moschata or ustulata.
Caladenia sp.

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