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michael.batley wrote:
24 Mar 2024
Yes, she looks like one of the L. spatulatus species group, but individual species are identified by branching of the hair on the clypeus and number of teeth on the inner hind tibial spur.
Leioproctus sp. (genus)
SapphFire wrote:
17 Mar 2024
Thank you so much, Michael! I really appreciate your I.D. She is indeed quite hairy!
Megachile lucidiventris
michael.batley wrote:
17 Mar 2024
It is hard to be certain, but she looks more like M. lucidiventris from what I can see, because there seems to be quite a lot of white hair at the front of the abdomen (well the metasoma, strictly speaking, because they are not quite the same). M. punctata has only a small amount of white hair at the sides.
Megachile lucidiventris
MatthewFrawley wrote:
13 Mar 2024
Fantastic photos, we need a moderator for fish on Greater Sydney Nature Map.
Acanthopagrus australis
michaelb wrote:
25 Jan 2024
Moth category not selected. One for you Ian.
Aeneutus lewinii

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