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Protonoceras mitis (A Crambid moth (Spilomelinae) at Sheldon, QLD - 8 Mar 2024 by PJH123

Protonoceras mitis

Spodoptera mauritia (Lawn Armyworm) at Kenilworth, QLD - 1 Jan 2025 by AaronClausen

Spodoptera mauritia

Mocis trifasciata (An Erebid moth (Erebinae)) at Virginia, QLD - 22 Dec 2024 by KMcCue

Mocis trifasciata

Grevillea robusta (Silky Oak) at Tamborine Mountain, QLD - 28 Dec 2024 by JimL

Grevillea robusta

Parakontikia ventrolineata (Stripe-bellied flatworm) at Kiamba, QLD - 27 Dec 2024 by trevorpreston

Parakontikia ventrolineata

Spodoptera mauritia (Lawn Armyworm) at Narangba, QLD - 26 Dec 2024 by trevorpreston

Spodoptera mauritia

Protonoceras mitis (A Crambid moth (Spilomelinae) at Sheldon, QLD - 8 Mar 2024 by PJH123
Spodoptera mauritia (Lawn Armyworm) at Kenilworth, QLD - 1 Jan 2025 by AaronClausen
Mocis trifasciata (An Erebid moth (Erebinae)) at Virginia, QLD - 22 Dec 2024 by KMcCue
Grevillea robusta (Silky Oak) at Tamborine Mountain, QLD - 28 Dec 2024 by JimL
Parakontikia ventrolineata (Stripe-bellied flatworm) at Kiamba, QLD - 27 Dec 2024 by trevorpreston
Spodoptera mauritia (Lawn Armyworm) at Narangba, QLD - 26 Dec 2024 by trevorpreston
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