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PJH123 wrote:
3 hrs ago
@WendyEM You are probably correct, I have looked at the barcodes, marginalis is in 5 bins and looks like it only reaches into southern QLD and probably not the real marginalis. E. niphobola on the other hand has its type from Townsville. It fits into 4 Bins one of which (from NSW) coincides with one of the marginalis bins; a second bin has 2 specimens from South Australia; a third bin with 2 specimens one from S.E.QLD the other from Victoria and the fourth bin with 8 specimens are all from Townsville, from the one area by the late Graeme Cocks (these may be the true niphobola based on type location). So mine may well be niphobola based on its location. BOLD also has a E, niphobola PS1 in a bin of its own from the NT and a E. niphobola PS2 in a bin of its own from S.E.QLD
Unverified Noctuoid moth (except Arctiinae)
RogerF wrote:
Yesterday
Birds either pass the seeds of Kurrajongs or transport the pods so they can turn up anywhere locally often under the canopy of a euc.
Brachychiton populneus
JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:
Yesterday
Yes.
Very frequent in the lowlands across this wet tropics bio-region from Townsville – Magnetic Island through to Cooktown .
Burhinus grallarius
Safarigirl wrote:
Yesterday
@alexwatt it’s the only one we are aware of
Brachychiton populneus
Safarigirl wrote:
Yesterday
Thanks @RogerF , it’s a very nice view
Brachychiton populneus

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Anomozancla scopariella at Aranda, ACT

Psychidae (family) MATURE at Cook, ACT

Agrypnus sp. (genus) at Belconnen, ACT

Anomozancla scopariella at Aranda, ACT

Psychidae (family) MATURE at Cook, ACT

Petroica goodenovii at Euston, NSW

Pelecanus conspicillatus at Euston, NSW

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