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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)

DiBickers wrote:

23 Apr 2025

Totally fine @KylieWaldon, sometimes we only get seconds to snap a photo😊

Vespula (Genus)

KylieWaldon wrote:

22 Apr 2025

Thanks Di. I thought there was only one. I will make sure I get side views as well in future. sorry. Kylie :)

Vespula (Genus)

DiBickers wrote:

22 Apr 2025

Most likely Vespula germanica, but would need a clear side-view photo of the head & thorax as well. I’ll need to verify this one at Genus-level for you😊

Vespula (Genus)