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Pardalotus punctatus (Spotted Pardalote) at Gluepot, SA - 18 Apr 2025 by MichaelWenke

Pardalotus punctatus

Ctenophorus spinodomus (Eastern Mallee Dragon) at Gluepot, SA - 17 Apr 2025 by MichaelWenke

Ctenophorus spinodomus

Anthela adriana (An Anthelid moth (Anthelidae)) at Wirraminna, SA - 24 Sep 2024 by atticus

Anthela adriana

Xanthorrhoea quadrangulata (Yacka) at Flinders Ranges, SA - 7 Jun 2019 by MB

Xanthorrhoea quadrangulata

Thalaina angulosa (Blotched Satin Moth) at Gluepot, SA - 26 Apr 2010 by WendyEM

Thalaina angulosa

Unverified Cup or disk - with no 'eggs' at Gluepot, SA - 25 Apr 2010 by WendyEM

Unverified Cup or disk - with no 'eggs'

Pardalotus punctatus (Spotted Pardalote) at Gluepot, SA - 18 Apr 2025 by MichaelWenke
Ctenophorus spinodomus (Eastern Mallee Dragon) at Gluepot, SA - 17 Apr 2025 by MichaelWenke
Anthela adriana (An Anthelid moth (Anthelidae)) at Wirraminna, SA - 24 Sep 2024 by atticus
Xanthorrhoea quadrangulata (Yacka) at Flinders Ranges, SA - 7 Jun 2019 by MB
Thalaina angulosa (Blotched Satin Moth) at Gluepot, SA - 26 Apr 2010 by WendyEM
Unverified Cup or disk - with no 'eggs' at Gluepot, SA - 25 Apr 2010 by WendyEM
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