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First verified photos of a species
15
photos
These are species for which there were no previous verified photos of a live specimen in the wild at the time the photo was taken. Note that once a species has been photographed and identified, it...
Trichoptera - Caddisflies
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photo
The caddisflies have aquatic larvae and winged terrestrial adults. There are two suborders: Integripalpia and Annulipalpia which are differentiated based on the adult mouthparts. Integripalpian...
Arachnids - Mites
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photo
Arachnids - Araneae - spiders
23
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Spiders are air-breathing arthropods in the order Aranea. They have eight legs, "jaws" called Chelicerae and spinnerets that extrude silk. The spider anatomy includes two main body parts,...
Arachnids - Ticks
5
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Members of the Order Ixodida
Blattodea
12
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Order of insects that includes cockroaches and termites. Cockroaches Metamorphosis: Paurometabolous Key characteristics: •Body flattened dorso-ventrally and usually elliptical in shape •Body...
Cephalopoda (Class)
1
photo
Squids, Octopus and Nautiluses
Ceratopogonidae - Midges
1
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Chilopoda
1
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Centipedes are arthropods belonging to the class Chilopoda within the subphylum Myriapoda.
Coleoptera - Beetles
86
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Insects in the order: Coleoptera. Most Australian beetles fall into two of the four sub-orders: Adephaga and Polyphaga. Coleopterans can have a variety of antennae types including pectinate (like...
Coleoptera - Scarabaeidae
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The Scarab beetles are a diverse family with a range of sizes, shapes and behaviours. Antennae are 7 to 12 segmented and usually lamellate in that the last 3 to 8 segments form plates, that can fan...
Coleoptera - Staphylinidae
4
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The Staphylinidae, Rove Beetles, vary in size from 1 to 40mm though most are in the medium range. They feed on decaying mater or are predacious both as larvae and adults. They are predatory at the...
Collembola - springtails
2
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Apterygota (wingless), most less than 2mm white/yellow/gray to blue/gray • 6 abdominal segments, legs with 4 segments • Antennae 4-6 segments • Most respire through the cuticle without...
Cnidaria
3
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Jellyfish, Corals, Hydrozoans, Anemones
Dermaptera - Earwigs
4
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Decapoda (Order)
5
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The Decapod order includes Crabs, Prawns Lobsters, Shrimps and allies.
Diptera
121
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The Order diptera - flies Diptera is divided into two suborders: Nematocera and Brachycera. Nematocera are the primitive flies with elongated bodies and long segmented antennae (usually more than 6...
Diptera -Calliphoridae - Blowflies
7
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The eyes are wider spaced in females than males. In the males the eyes are often touching and occupy most of the head. A row of bristles on the meron (a separate sclerite on the thoracic pleuron)...
Diptera - Muscidae - house flies
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Muscidae often have a metallic head. this distinguishes them from Calliphoridae, the blowflies, which do not have metallic head. They are 3-10mm in length, dull to dark coloured with dark...
Diptera - Sarcophagidae - Flesh Flies
1
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Red eyes and red genitalia are commonly found in Sarcophagidae. They often have a checkerboard pattern on the abdomen. Unlike the Calliphoridae, the eye spacing is similar between the...
Ephemeroptera - Mayflies
2
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Mayflies
Fish
1
photo
Fungi
1
photo
Hemiptera -Bugs
83
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Insects in the order Hemiptera. Insects in this order have opisthognathous piercing-sucking mouthparts.
Hymenoptera - Ants - Formicidae
40
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Hymenoptera - Ants- Formidicae - Myrmicinae
2
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This is the largest subfamily in Australia, in terms of the number of genera and the number of species. There are over 350 species in 38 genera in Australia. Morphologically, the species in the...
Hymenoptera - ants -Formicidae - Formicinae
12
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Sting is absent; gaster without a prominent constriction; petiole is often narrow in profile, scale-like. (These characteristics are shared with the sub-family Dolichoderinae). Small cone present at...
Hymenoptera - Ants- Formicidae -Dolichoderinae
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The family of Dolichoderinae is one of the most species-rich families of ants. It is found throughout the world. The family includes some notorious invasive pests such as the Argentinian ant,...
Hymenoptera - Ants - Formicidae - Myrmeciinae
9
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These large ants are only found in Australia and New Zealand. In Australia they are most abundant and diverse in the southern regions and rare in the tropics. The subfamily contains only two genera....
Hymenoptera -Bees
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Bees are in the Epifamily Anthphila which (along with some wasp families) is in the suborder of Apocrita. A useful resource for identifying Australian native bees can be found at:...
Hymenoptera - Sawflies
3
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Hymenoptera - Wasps
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The word Hymenoptera is derived from Greek and can be broken into two parts: Hymen: This means "membrane." It refers to the membranous wings that are characteristic of insects in this...
Hymenoptera - Apocrita, Wasps - Chalcidoidea
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This superfamily is amongst the largest and the most diverse of the parasitoid wasps and they are found throughout the world. Some are parasitoids and some are hyperparasitoids. Some live as...
Hymenoptera - Apocrita, Wasps - Ichneumenoidea
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The superfamily of Ichneumonoidea is amongst the oldest of the parasitic wasp groups with a fossil record dating back to the Cretaceous, 145-66 million years ago (Rasnitsyn, 1980). There are two...
Lepidoptera - Butterflies and moths
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Butterflies are in the superfamily Papilionoidea. There are several superfamilies of moths. Many male moths have antennae that are plumose(feathery). Mouthparts are generally include siphoning...
Mantodea - Mantises
4
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Mecoptera
2
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Hangingflies and Scorpionflies
Neuroptera - Lacewings
5
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Odonata
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Insects in the order Odenata - Dragonflies and Damselfies
Odonata in the EBG
18
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Orthoptera - Crickets
3
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Crickets are in the infraorder Gryllidea. Orthopterans have hypognathous mouthparts i.e. oriented downward
Orthoptera - Caelifera - Grasshoppers
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Grasshoppers are in the suborder Caelifera. Orthopterans have hypognathous mouthparts i.e. oriented downward
Orthoptera - Tettigoniidae - Katydids
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Orthopterans have hypognathous mouthparts i.e. oriented downward
Phasmida - Stick insects
4
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On order of insects that are difficult for predators to find because, as the common name implies, they are well disguised as sticks. Notwithstanding their effective disguise, some also have...
Psocodea - Lice
2
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Scorpiones - Scorpions
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Scorpions are predatory arachnids of the order Scorpiones. They have eight legs, characteristic stinger tails curving over the back and claws or pedipalps for grasping. Australia is home to over...
Symphonaptera
1
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Fleas
Thysanoptera - thrips
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Thrips are usually minute - 1mm long or less. However there are a few larger species that can be several millimetres long. They are weak fliers and their wings are fringed with a row of hairs but...
Australian Amphibians
4
photos
Australian Birds
241
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Australian Insects
749
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This is my album for Australian insects in general. There are also albums for each of the insect orders.
Australian mammals
29
photos
Australian Reptiles
29
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Australian plants
16
photos
Barlings Beach Reserve
24
photos
Batemans Bay Water Gardens
10
photos
Bingie
11
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Bingi, south coast NSW, Australia
Burrewarra Point
4
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The Point at the south end of Guerilla Bay in New South Wales, Australia.
Coastal Walks
2
photos
Coila
2
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Cullendulla Reserve
16
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Surfside, NSW, Australia
Deua National Park
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The Deua National Park lies between Moruya, Braidwood and Cooma
Eurobodalla Botanic Gardens
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The Eurobodalla Regional Botanic Gardens are just south of Batemans Bay on the NSW south coast, Australia. For more about the gardens see the Ausemade website at:...
Eurobodalla National Park
116
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The Eurobodalla National park stretches for 50 kilometres from Moruya Heads down to Mystery Bay, taking in several urban developments but also forests, coastal lakes and estuaries and critical...
Eurobodalla Natural History Society
18
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Eurobodalla Shire
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A shire on the south east coast of New South Wales, Australia
Googong
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The Googong region of NSW near Queanbeyan
Islands of South Coast NSW
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The beautiful south coast of NSW features many small islands. 61 of them have been deemed worthy of being named. 20 are coastal islands and 41 are in the estuaries, rivers, and lakes of the region....
Jerrabomberra
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The wetland reserve at Jerrabomberra, ACT, Australia
Jervis Bay
2
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Lilli Pilli Reserve
8
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The reserve to the south of Lilli Pilli Beach on the south coast of New South Wales, Australia
Northern Territory
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The Northern Territory of Australia
Macros
4
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High magnification images
Microscopy
10
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Moruya South Heads
52
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Milton Rainforest
9
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The remnant rainforest reserve at Milton, NSW
National Botanic Gardens Canberra
7
photos
Nerrigundah
1
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A tiny mountain town in southern NSW.
Pedro's Point
3
photos
Queensland
97
photos
Redden Island Reserve
4
photos
Redlynch
30
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Royal National Park
2
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A National Park just south of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Shale Hill Project
16
photos
Shoalhaven
36
photos
South Pacific Heathland Reserve - Ulladulla
148
photos
Square Head Reserve
4
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Tidbinbilla
26
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Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve near Canberra, ACT, Australia
Ulladulla Wildflower Reserve
25
photos
Aircraft
1
photo
Australian Scenery
56
photos
Australian letterboxes
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I am fascinated by the variety and ingenuity that you see in Australian rural letterboxes! I know that will sound crazy to some folks but, to me, it is an essential part of the Aussie rural scene!
Buildings
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Drone
30
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Plants
4
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Digital art
5
photos
Fractals
5
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iPhone
12
photos
Landscapes
13
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Merrick's place
2
photos
Portraits
6
photos
Robber Flies
10
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Asilidae family There are about 340 identified species of Robber Fly in Australia and about 7000 worldwide. The true number of species in this family is thought to be very much higher however with...
Street
1
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Scenes and activites from the street
Seascapes and beach
78
photos
Bodalla
11
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The town of Bodalla, New South Wales, Australia
Special Effects
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SES volunteers
1
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Old Ware
7
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Old items, museum exhibits, etc.
Hunter and hunted
2
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The first picture shows an Eastern Water Skink (Eulamprus quoyii) stalking a small Rove Beetle (Staphylinidae). While he is busy stalking, he is also the one being stalked - by a Red-bellied...
Sunrise
4
photos
Sunsets
17
photos
Miscellaneous
15
photos
Zoo
1
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Captive animals in zoos. I don't like to see animals captive but accept it is a necessary part of conservation. I shun zoos that don't have a high standard of animal care - and unfortunately...
Pollinator Survey 2021
3
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Images taken during a citizen science survey of pollinators
Mimics
24
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Arachnids that use mimicry for protection or as a subterfuge to approach prey. They include: * Mullerian mimics that adopt a common pattern of colours to warn predators that they all share a...
Competition Candidates
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