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On inter-tidal rocky reef at low tide.

Somewhat similar to Lineated Cominella but not the same (I don't think).

Among introduced weeds and native plants of Belair National Park.

On ridge track near native bush. On sandy clay soil with sandstone and quartzite outcrops.

Looks a bit feral, but not close to any ex-habitation.

Near creek in a very dark and damp area under thick canopy of introduced feral trees, blackberries, and other weeds of Belair National Park. Sandy clay soil over sandstone and quartzite.

In cemetery amongst weeds.

This observation is for the egg masses

Attracted to light at night in suburban back yard.

In suburban front yard on Viburnum tinus.

In suburban garden.

Attracted to light at night in suburban back yard.

Edge of track among native scrub of low open forest of Grey Box and Sheoak on sandy gravelly soil.

Several of these beetles (7 mm body length) crammed around the flower head of a small plant surrouned by grass

On inter-tidal rocky reef at low tide.

On north facing hillside of native bush on sandy clay soil with sandstone and quartzite outcrops.

On hillside among native bush and open stringybark forest. On sandy clay soil with rocky quartzite and sandstone outcrops.

On south facing hillside of eucalypt and native bush on sandy clay soil with sandstone and quartzite outcrops.

On inter-tidal reef at low tide.

A cute little thing with huge front legs. I guess probably Linopodes but I am really not sure how to distinguish it from its close relatives

Attracted to light at night in suburban back yard.

Edge of track among native scrub of low open forest of Grey Box and Sheoak on sandy gravelly soil.

Attracted to light at night in suburban back yard.

Washed-up at the edge of the surf ... foot extended and gyrating attempting to right itself.

Very long fungus growing down in a very dark spot.