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RogerF wrote:
26 May 2023
Finding them is largely opportunistic. Your time will come!

Gryllacrididae sp. (family)
trevorpreston wrote:
26 May 2023
A great find, I've been hoping to see leaf, wood or raspy crickets for years and still haven't seen one. I've even had a few trips out at night with no luck.

Gryllacrididae sp. (family)
AaronClausen wrote:
22 May 2023
Stunning!

Chiloglottis seminuda
natureguy wrote:
18 May 2023
I think C. gunnianum is a good call.

Coronidium gunnianum
Curiosity wrote:
18 May 2023
@Tapirlord, I have added 2 more images to the sighting. Image 3 shows the base of the plant in images 1 & 2. It was growing in a patch of sand. Image 4 shows another flower nearby in a more vegetated wet area.

Coronidium gunnianum
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