Insects
Beetles (Coleoptera)
Darkling beetles (Tenebrionidae)
Sighting 4526389

Adelium subdepressum

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Gahnia microstachya (Slender Saw-sedge) at Wapengo, NSW - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston

Gahnia microstachya

trevorpreston
Myrmecia sp. (genus) (Bull ant or Jack Jumper) at Wapengo, NSW - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston

Myrmecia sp. (genus)

trevorpreston
Seirotrana sp. (genus) (Darkling beetle) at Mimosa Rocks National Park - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston

Seirotrana sp. (genus)

trevorpreston
Camponotus suffusus (Golden-tailed sugar ant) at Mimosa Rocks National Park - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston

Camponotus suffusus

trevorpreston
Adelium subdepressum (Darkling Beetle) at Mimosa Rocks National Park - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston

Adelium subdepressum

trevorpreston
Camponotus sp. (genus) (A sugar ant) at Mimosa Rocks National Park - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston

Camponotus sp. (genus)

trevorpreston
Hypocysta metirius (Brown Ringlet) at Wapengo, NSW - 9 May 2017 by RossMannell

Hypocysta metirius

RossMannell
Delias nigrina (Black Jezebel) at Wapengo, NSW - 8 May 2017 by RossMannell

Delias nigrina

RossMannell
Gahnia microstachya (Slender Saw-sedge) at Wapengo, NSW - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston
Myrmecia sp. (genus) (Bull ant or Jack Jumper) at Wapengo, NSW - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston
Seirotrana sp. (genus) (Darkling beetle) at Mimosa Rocks National Park - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston
Camponotus suffusus (Golden-tailed sugar ant) at Mimosa Rocks National Park - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston
Adelium subdepressum (Darkling Beetle) at Mimosa Rocks National Park - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston
Camponotus sp. (genus) (A sugar ant) at Mimosa Rocks National Park - 11 Nov 2023 by trevorpreston
Hypocysta metirius (Brown Ringlet) at Wapengo, NSW - 9 May 2017 by RossMannell
Delias nigrina (Black Jezebel) at Wapengo, NSW - 8 May 2017 by RossMannell
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