Favoritos de chris-lambkin
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Thraxan luteusObservador
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Visiting a mud wasp nest. Edit: Have added 2 photo's at the end to show the mud nest it was visiting.
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Palirika decoraObservador
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Uncommon bee fly. About 7mm wide, 25 mm long, wings about 20 mm each - it is sitting on a dried jarrah nut about 12mm in diameter. In forest alongside Brookton Highway after Karragullen. Fluorescent green back and fluorescent blue abdomen. Second photo lightened as sunlight was not shining on back of insect.
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Anthrax dolabratusObservador
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first sighting for the season
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Congregations of low-hovering stiletto flies are now a regular sight on warm days. When not flying, they rest on plants and 'signal' with a front leg (photo #2).
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A single Brown Quail seen amongst vegetation in the garden on Level 5 of the Queesland Museum - seen for the last three days.
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Notoaeschna geminataObservador
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Two females ovipositing while almost completely submerged. One female captured for in hand photos and then released.
One of the females also in this observation https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/103189623
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Ectinorhynchus levisObservador
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Resting on Eucalyptus wandoo in back yard.
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Palirika decoraObservador
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Found this beautiful bee fly on a brief stop at Scawfell Island, as part of an expedition out to the Coral Sea.
An old sighting, but thought it worthwhile to submit to iNat, as it appears to be a rare species.
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Anthrax dolabratusObservador
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Found as a pupa in a mud wasp nest with a squished wasp larva or pupa, nest was inside a tree hollow
Adult emerged 3 Oct 2021
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Several different individuals included, @chris-lamkin
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Found in an ant nest, underneath bark on a Eucalyptus trunk.
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Megacmonotus magnusObservador
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~33mm long, ~69mm wingspan
Came to the night light
Female Split-eyed Owlfly (Megacmonotus magnus)
www.ellura.info/Mantodea-Neuroptera-Odonata.html#Megacmonotus-magnus
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Género ApioceraObservador
hortjeDescrição
The flies were feeding on Verticordia lindleyi subsp. purpurea flowers.
The male has brown on the top of its abdomen and a black thorax with no markings other than the white trim. The female has different thorax markings.
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Oncodosia amplaObservador
hortjeDescrição
The bee flies were feeding from the Verticordia densiflora flowers.
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Dissodesma binghiObservador
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This species was previously listed under Sisyromia eulabiata. Body length around 6.5mm.
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Comptosia mackerrasiObservador
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Sandy area outside entrance to Vine Forest.
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Stiletto fly
Identified as Ectinorhynchus on Bowerbird by Christine Lambkin: "Possibly latistria. A female. Without the specimen (and even then) difficult to get to species. Group currently being revised. Cheers Chris"
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Flies Pelecorhynchus eristaloides hilltopping, Tarkine, Tasmania, Australia
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Munjua paraluteaObservador
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Field Notes - Was checking out the butterflies and noticed this big fly (about 2 cm long).
