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Discussion

ibaird wrote:

30 May 2025

A female, I suggest.

Oxycanus silvanus

KylieWaldon wrote:

30 May 2025

its hard to see, but I think its a Whistling Kite too. But I'm not confident enough to ID it. Kylie :)

Falco cenchroides

KylieWaldon wrote:

17 May 2025

TY Tapirlord. Yeah I don't know either! :)

Acacia deanei subsp. deanei

Tapirlord wrote:

11 May 2025

It is Acacia deanei, I don't know which subsp occurs naturally in your region though

Acacia deanei subsp. deanei

DiBickers wrote:

26 Apr 2025

This one may look similar to Orcus australasiae, but it’s actually a Leaf Beetle not a Ladybird Beetle. It appears to have two rows of four spots but It’s difficult for me to see enough detail in this one photo to verify whether it’s Paropsisterna octosignata, or the mimic Paropsisterna nigerrima, so I’ll have to put it through at Genus-level😊

Paropsisterna sp. (genus)