HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 05, 2023Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA Pycnobraconoides (Braconidae: Braconinae) 2310A & 2310B HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 05, 2023Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA
HYMENOPTERA, BraconidaeKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 02, 2023Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA male Braconinae 2309Q Collection ID: 2309Q HYMENOPTERA, BraconidaeKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 02, 2023Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA
HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 02, 2023Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA Hypsicera (Ichneumonidae: Metopiinae) Collection ID 2310C HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 02, 2023Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA
Paul WhitingtonSeptember 30, 2023Batch 3 Glyphochilus (Elateridae: Elaterinae) Paul WhitingtonSeptember 30, 2023Batch 3
HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisSeptember 27, 2023Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA Vipiellus (Braconidae: Braconinae) These unusually colourful braconids were ‘swarming’ about a patch of sandy soil, and ovipositing. I collected a couple of specimens for a closer look. HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisSeptember 27, 2023Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA
Paul WhitingtonSeptember 24, 2023Batch 3 Eboo (Chrysomelidae: Eumolpinae) Paul WhitingtonSeptember 24, 2023Batch 3
HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisSeptember 09, 2023Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA Ascogaster (Braconidae: Cheloninae) Collection 2309A HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisSeptember 09, 2023Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA
Paul WhitingtonJuly 09, 2023Batch 3 Phaneropterinae species comparison Paul WhitingtonJuly 09, 2023Batch 3
Paul WhitingtonJuly 09, 2023Batch 3 New Ornebius sp. Description of a probable new species of Ornebius found at home Paul WhitingtonJuly 09, 2023Batch 3
Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisApril 26, 2023Batch 3, Cerceris species ID, crabronid genus or species Cerceris antipodes (PHILANTHINAE) Identification of our local Cerceris, based on Evans 1981 review of species from eastern Australia. Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisApril 26, 2023Batch 3, Cerceris species ID, crabronid genus or species
Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 29, 2023Batch 3, Bembicini, Austrogorytes, crabronid genus or species Austrogorytes spryi (Bembicini) Identification notes based on collected specimen Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 29, 2023Batch 3, Bembicini, Austrogorytes, crabronid genus or species
Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 29, 2023Batch 3, Bembicini, Austrogorytes, crabronid genus or species Austrogorytes bellicosus (Bembicini) Identification notes based on collected specimen[cover image a different individual: imaged nearby, 16/11/22] Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 29, 2023Batch 3, Bembicini, Austrogorytes, crabronid genus or species
INSECTS, OrthopteraPaul WhitingtonAugust 19, 2022Rhaphidophoridae, Gryllacridodea, Ensifera, Batch 3 Cavernotettix montanus (?) INSECTS, OrthopteraPaul WhitingtonAugust 19, 2022Rhaphidophoridae, Gryllacridodea, Ensifera, Batch 3
HYMENOPTERA, ChrysididaeKerri-Lee HarrisFebruary 21, 2022Batch 3 Avida mud nest HYMENOPTERA, ChrysididaeKerri-Lee HarrisFebruary 21, 2022Batch 3
Kerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 23, 2022Batch 3 mystery grub under log Kerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 23, 2022Batch 3
Kerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 23, 2022Batch 3 Cetoniinae ... Chlorobapta bestii, perhaps? Kerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 23, 2022Batch 3
HYMENOPTERA, CrabronidaeKerri-Lee HarrisDecember 16, 2021Batch 3 Mud-nest wasp #1 Collected mid November, 2021 … 5 cells, 41 spiders, and an egg or larva in each cell. The handiwork of a Pison wasp HYMENOPTERA, CrabronidaeKerri-Lee HarrisDecember 16, 2021Batch 3
Raising larvae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisDecember 16, 2021Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA Ichneumonid-like wasps from mud-nest A broken Pison nest; two unusual larvae; quickly developed into braconids Raising larvae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisDecember 16, 2021Batch 3, ICHNEUMONOIDEA
Kerri-Lee HarrisDecember 12, 2021Batch 3 Passalidae: the mites of Pharochilus A half-drowned passalid provides me with an opportunity to take a closer look at the mites it carries. Kerri-Lee HarrisDecember 12, 2021Batch 3
Kerri-Lee HarrisDecember 10, 2021Batch 3 Passalidae - another one? At first I thought it was a new species for our home list, but when it wasn’t a good fit for anything in Dibb’s paper I started to think it was a worn A. edentulus. Apparently not … so it remains very interesting! Kerri-Lee HarrisDecember 10, 2021Batch 3
Paul WhitingtonDecember 09, 2021Batch 3 Torbia - new species? Paul WhitingtonDecember 09, 2021Batch 3
