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Amorbus alternatus (Eucalyptus Tip Bug)

Amorbus alternatus
Amorbus alternatus
Amorbus alternatus
Amorbus alternatus

Atractomorpha similis (Northern Grass Pyrgimorph)

Atractomorpha similis
Atractomorpha similis
Atractomorpha similis
Atractomorpha similis

Atractomorpha sp. (Grass Pyrgomorph)

Atractomorpha sp.
Atractomorpha sp.
Atractomorpha sp.

Camponotus aeneopilosus (A Golden-tailed sugar ant)

Camponotus aeneopilosus
Camponotus aeneopilosus
Camponotus aeneopilosus
Camponotus aeneopilosus

Elseya latisternum (Saw-shelled Turtle)

Elseya latisternum
Elseya latisternum
Elseya latisternum
Elseya latisternum

Emydura macquarii (Macquarie Turtle)

Emydura macquarii
Emydura macquarii
Emydura macquarii
Emydura macquarii

Eulamprus quoyii (Eastern Water Skink)

pale anterior, dorsolateral stripe

pale anterior, dorsolateral stripe

Eulamprus quoyii
Eulamprus quoyii
Eulamprus quoyii
pale anterior, dorsolateral stripe

Graphium choredon (Blue Triangle)

Graphium choredon
Graphium choredon
Graphium choredon
Graphium choredon

Heteropoda jugulans (Brown Huntsman Spider)

Heteropoda jugulans
Heteropoda jugulans
Heteropoda jugulans
Heteropoda jugulans

Intellagama lesueurii lesueurii (Eastern Water Dragon)

dark temporal stripe and pale unmarked throat

dark temporal stripe and pale unmarked throat

red chest and belly on adult males

red chest and belly on adult males
very long, laterally compressed tail

very long, laterally compressed tail
adult females relatively well camouflaged with little to no red on chest and belly

adult females relatively well camouflaged with little to no red on chest and belly

dark temporal stripe and pale unmarked throat
red chest and belly on adult males
very long, laterally compressed tail
adult females relatively well camouflaged with little to no red on chest and belly

Mantispidae (Family)

Mantispidae (Family)
Mantispidae (Family)
Mantispidae (Family)
Mantispidae (Family)

Monolepta australis (Red-shouldered Leaf Beetle)

Monolepta australis
Monolepta australis
Monolepta australis
Monolepta australis

Opisthopsis sp. (genus) (Strobe ants)

Opisthopsis sp. (genus)
Opisthopsis sp. (genus)
Opisthopsis sp. (genus)

Ortholfersia (genus) (A louse fly)

Ortholfersia (genus)
Ortholfersia (genus)
Ortholfersia (genus)
Ortholfersia (genus)

Paropsisterna nigerrima (Leaf beetle, Button beetle)

Paropsisterna nigerrima
Paropsisterna nigerrima
Paropsisterna nigerrima
Paropsisterna nigerrima

Platensina (genus) (A fruit or seed fly)

Platensina (genus)
Platensina (genus)
Platensina (genus)
Platensina (genus)

Ropalidia revolutionalis (Stick-nest Brown Paper Wasp)

Ropalidia revolutionalis
Ropalidia revolutionalis
Ropalidia revolutionalis
Ropalidia revolutionalis

Rutilia (Ameniamima) argentifera (A Bristle fly)

Rutilia (Ameniamima) argentifera
Rutilia (Ameniamima) argentifera
Rutilia (Ameniamima) argentifera
Rutilia (Ameniamima) argentifera

Rutilia (Rutilia) sp. (genus & subgenus) (Bristle fly)

Rutilia (Rutilia) sp. (genus & subgenus)
Rutilia (Rutilia) sp. (genus & subgenus)
Rutilia (Rutilia) sp. (genus & subgenus)
Rutilia (Rutilia) sp. (genus & subgenus)

Stenocotis depressa (Leafhopper)

Stenocotis depressa
Stenocotis depressa
Stenocotis depressa
Stenocotis depressa

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