Relatively slow progress here in Brisbane, with torrential monsoonal rain over the past week, and rather few new "easy" plants coming into flower. Will have to start getting to grips with grasses and trees more seriously. But for now, running the 12V moth trap every other night is bringing in a few bits and pieces. So far I'm only attempting to identify the more obvious looking species until I get more proficient. Rain has spurred the local Striped Marsh Frog
Limnodynastes peronii population into action.
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Epicoma protrahens |
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Not had time to research this one yet |
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Grammodes justa, a Catocaline Noctuid |
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Grammodes justa |
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Spodoptera litura |
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Australian Giant Grasshopper Valanga irregularis |
Current total:181 species
Type |
Count |
Amphibian |
2 |
Ant |
1 |
Beetle |
6 |
Bird |
43 |
Bug |
3 |
Butterfly |
10 |
Cockroach |
2 |
Dragonfly |
1 |
Earwig |
1 |
Fly |
1 |
Fungus |
1 |
Grasshopper |
2 |
Macro Moth |
12 |
Mammal |
4 |
Micro Moth |
9 |
Plant |
72 |
Reptile |
3 |
Spider |
8 |
Maybe Eublemma cochylioides?
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