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KylieWaldon wrote:
17 Feb 2025
TY Simon. :)
Polyrhachis sp. (ammon grouping)
SimonDunstan wrote:
17 Feb 2025
A lovely queen :)
Polyrhachis sp. (ammon grouping)
KimberiRP wrote:
29 Jan 2025
I agree there is a robber fly in there, and it's caught something else, maybe a flower wasp. The Robber fly Daptolestes limbipennis has splashes of yellow on the legs which match this one.
Daptolestes limbipennis
KylieWaldon wrote:
15 Jan 2025
Sorry Jon. I uploaded some very poor photos in my early days that I certainly wouldn't now! family is fine! Kylie
Formicidae (family)
JonLewis wrote:
15 Jan 2025
Sorry Kylie, this is probably Polyrhachis, but can't see it well enough to be sure. Cheers, Jon
Formicidae (family)

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Cryptocheilus bicolor at Glenroy, NSW

Chortoicetes terminifera

Macropus giganteus at Glenroy, NSW

Polyphrades paganus

Casuarina cunninghamiana subsp. cunninghamiana

Cheilanthes sieberi subsp. sieberi at Glenroy, NSW

Macrotona sp. (genus) at West Albury, NSW

Macrotona securiformis

Macrotona sp. (genus) at West Albury, NSW

Polyrhachis sp. (ammon grouping) at West Albury, NSW

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