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Asparagus aethiopicus (Ground Asparagus) at Mollymook, NSW - 14 Mar 2025 by Jennybach

Asparagus aethiopicus

Orthodera ministralis by Jennybach

Orthodera ministralis

Anthochaera chrysoptera (Little Wattlebird) at Mollymook, NSW - 8 Mar 2025 by Jennybach

Anthochaera chrysoptera

Leptocneria reducta (White Cedar Moth) at Mollymook, NSW - 22 Feb 2025 by Jennybach

Leptocneria reducta

Orgyia anartoides (Painted Apple Moth) at Mollymook, NSW - 19 Jan 2019 by CharlesDove

Orgyia anartoides

Unidentified at Mollymook, NSW - 7 Mar 2018 by CharlesDove

Unidentified

Unidentified at Mollymook, NSW - 1 Mar 2018 by CharlesDove

Unidentified

Asparagus aethiopicus (Ground Asparagus) at Mollymook, NSW - 14 Mar 2025 by Jennybach
Orthodera ministralis by Jennybach
Anthochaera chrysoptera (Little Wattlebird) at Mollymook, NSW - 8 Mar 2025 by Jennybach
Leptocneria reducta (White Cedar Moth) at Mollymook, NSW - 22 Feb 2025 by Jennybach
Orgyia anartoides (Painted Apple Moth) at Mollymook, NSW - 19 Jan 2019 by CharlesDove
Unidentified at Mollymook, NSW - 7 Mar 2018 by CharlesDove
Unidentified at Mollymook, NSW - 1 Mar 2018 by CharlesDove
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