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New priority species lists in the ACT

NatureMapr now receives more records in NSW than ACT

NatureMapr Data Collector 6.2.1 update

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AlisonMilton wrote:

15 Apr 2025

@LisaH Hi Lisa, Yes keep the photo of the two but add the comment that it is for size comparison. :-) - Oh, which you have done.

Epilachna sumbana

LisaH wrote:

15 Apr 2025

Am just doing that - I took the photo of them both just for size context. I also couldn't reorder the photos on the app, so am on the laptop now to reorder. Do you mind if I still keep the photo of both lady beetles, but as a last photo?

Epilachna sumbana

AlisonMilton wrote:

15 Apr 2025

@LisaH Hi Lisa, You have two different lady beetles here: Fungus eating and leaf leating. Could you please separate them.
Thanks
Alison

Epilachna sumbana

KimberiRP wrote:

13 Apr 2025

Titinia is a relative of Myllocerus. I haven't seen any true Myllocerus from our region, and the records in ALA show a gap in its occurrence in the tablelands and Alps of NSW and Victoria.

Titinia tenuis

KimberiRP wrote:

13 Apr 2025

Possibly genus Mecyclothorax (Carabidae: Psydrini)

Carabidae (family)

Beetles (Coleoptera)

Beetles (Coleoptera)

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