Stick insects (Phasmatodea)
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KimPullen
wrote:
26 Sep 2020
Most likely an immature Margin-winged stick insect, Ctenomorpha marginipennis.
Phasmatodea (order)
KerriLee
wrote:
28 Oct 2019
A small nymph, so identification uncertain. We are attempting to raise it through to the adult. It may be Candovia aberrata, which we do have in this region.
Phasmatodea (order)
MattM
wrote:
12 Jan 2019
I went with that ID purely because it was the closest match (by appearance) to the other stick insects reported on the site.
Ctenomorpha marginipennis
PaulWhitington
wrote:
12 Jan 2019
Looks like a newly hatched nymph of this species. Brock and Hasenpusch show an image of the green morph (both green and brown morphs can be found in the same area) on p.107 of their CSIRO field guide. Your insect looks very similar but early nymphs of different species are probably similar in appearance. But let’s go with this ID for now.
Ctenomorpha marginipennis
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