HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 05, 2023Batch 3 Pycnobraconoides (Braconidae: Braconinae) 2310A & 2310B HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 05, 2023Batch 3
HYMENOPTERA, BraconidaeKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 02, 2023Batch 3 male Braconinae 2309Q Collection ID: 2309Q HYMENOPTERA, BraconidaeKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 02, 2023Batch 3
HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 02, 2023Batch 3 Hypsicera (Ichneumonidae: Metopiinae) Collection ID 2310C HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisOctober 02, 2023Batch 3
Paul WhitingtonSeptember 30, 2023Batch 3 Glyphochilus (Elateridae: Elaterinae) Paul WhitingtonSeptember 30, 2023Batch 3
HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisSeptember 27, 2023Batch 3 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
Paul WhitingtonSeptember 24, 2023Batch 3 Eboo (Chrysomelidae: Eumolpinae) Paul WhitingtonSeptember 24, 2023Batch 3
HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisSeptember 09, 2023Batch 3 Ascogaster (Braconidae: Cheloninae) Collection 2309A HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisSeptember 09, 2023Batch 3
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 antipodes Identification of our local Cerceris, based on Evans 1981 review of species from eastern Australia. Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisApril 26, 2023Batch 3
Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 29, 2023Batch 3 Austrogorytes spryi Identification notes based on collected specimen Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 29, 2023Batch 3
Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 29, 2023Batch 3 Austrogorytes bellicosus Identification notes based on collected specimen[cover image a different individual: imaged nearby, 16/11/22] Crabronidae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisJanuary 29, 2023Batch 3
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 Braconids from mud-nest A broken Pison nest; two unusual larvae; quickly developed into braconids Raising larvae, HymenopteraKerri-Lee HarrisDecember 16, 2021Batch 3
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
