Significant sightings

Significant sightings

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Mysticarion porrectus (Golden Semi-slug) at New England National Park - 21 Feb 2024 by Csteele4

Mysticarion porrectus

Eucalyptus crenulata (Victorian silver gum, Buxton gum) at Hackett, ACT - 25 Oct 2023 by Steve818

Eucalyptus crenulata

Strepsicrates semicanella (A Tortricid moth (Olethreutinae)) at Turner, ACT - 10 Oct 2023 by ConBoekel

Strepsicrates semicanella

Maratus watagansi (Rainforest Peacock Spider) at ANBG - 2 Jan 2023 by amiessmacro

Maratus watagansi

Ammobium alatum (Winged Everlasting) at Kaleen, ACT - 22 Nov 2022 by Tapirlord

Ammobium alatum

Aviceda subcristata (Pacific Baza) at Red Hill, ACT - 27 Jul 2022 by roymcd

Aviceda subcristata

Australopacifica scaphoidea (Skiff planarian) at Tathra, NSW - 19 Jan 2022 by KerryVance2

Australopacifica scaphoidea

Urochloa piligera (Hairy Armgrass) at Flynn, ACT - 17 Mar 2021 by Rosie

Urochloa piligera

Polytelis anthopeplus monarchoides (Regent Parrot) at Burrill Lake, NSW - 3 Jul 2019 by CharlesDove

Polytelis anthopeplus monarchoides

Bothriochloa biloba (Lobed Bluegrass) at Harrison, ACT - 28 Feb 2019 by ACTBioSecurity

Bothriochloa biloba

Pittosporum undulatum (Sweet Pittosporum) at Isaacs, ACT - 22 Sep 2017 by Mike

Pittosporum undulatum

Cyperus exaltatus (Tall Flat-sedge, Giant Sedge) at Coombs, ACT - 30 Apr 2017 by michaelb

Cyperus exaltatus

Solaenodolichopus sp. (genus) (Millepede) at Greenway, ACT - 3 Feb 2016 by michaelb

Solaenodolichopus sp. (genus)

Ammobium alatum (Winged Everlasting) at Pialligo, ACT - 3 Dec 2015 by MichaelMulvaney

Ammobium alatum

Melaleuca decussata (Cross-leaf Honey-myrtle or Totem Poles) at Chisholm, ACT - 3 Nov 2014 by michaelb

Melaleuca decussata

Gigantowales chisholmi (A millepede) at Latham, ACT - 15 Mar 2011 by Christine

Gigantowales chisholmi

Mysticarion porrectus (Golden Semi-slug) at New England National Park - 21 Feb 2024 by Csteele4
Eucalyptus crenulata (Victorian silver gum, Buxton gum) at Hackett, ACT - 25 Oct 2023 by Steve818
Strepsicrates semicanella (A Tortricid moth (Olethreutinae)) at Turner, ACT - 10 Oct 2023 by ConBoekel
Maratus watagansi (Rainforest Peacock Spider) at ANBG - 2 Jan 2023 by amiessmacro
Ammobium alatum (Winged Everlasting) at Kaleen, ACT - 22 Nov 2022 by Tapirlord
Aviceda subcristata (Pacific Baza) at Red Hill, ACT - 27 Jul 2022 by roymcd
Australopacifica scaphoidea (Skiff planarian) at Tathra, NSW - 19 Jan 2022 by KerryVance2
Urochloa piligera (Hairy Armgrass) at Flynn, ACT - 17 Mar 2021 by Rosie
Polytelis anthopeplus monarchoides (Regent Parrot) at Burrill Lake, NSW - 3 Jul 2019 by CharlesDove
Bothriochloa biloba (Lobed Bluegrass) at Harrison, ACT - 28 Feb 2019 by ACTBioSecurity
Pittosporum undulatum (Sweet Pittosporum) at Isaacs, ACT - 22 Sep 2017 by Mike
Cyperus exaltatus (Tall Flat-sedge, Giant Sedge) at Coombs, ACT - 30 Apr 2017 by michaelb
Solaenodolichopus sp. (genus) (Millepede) at Greenway, ACT - 3 Feb 2016 by michaelb
Ammobium alatum (Winged Everlasting) at Pialligo, ACT - 3 Dec 2015 by MichaelMulvaney
Melaleuca decussata (Cross-leaf Honey-myrtle or Totem Poles) at Chisholm, ACT - 3 Nov 2014 by michaelb
Gigantowales chisholmi (A millepede) at Latham, ACT - 15 Mar 2011 by Christine
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