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MattM wrote:
15 min ago
Thanks. Definitely muticus.
Hymenochilus muticus
donhe wrote:
35 min ago
The six basic common Australian caterpillar foods are:

Gum leaves,
Wattle leaves,
Herbaceous plant leaves,
Grass,
Lichen, and
Flower petals.
If an unknown caterpillar rejects all five, then rose petals and thinly sliced apple are good standbys. Apparently plants in Rosaceae have developed very few poisons.
Geometridae (family) IMMATURE
DonFletcher wrote:
37 min ago
Hi Jim, Ahha! I had not noticed the blue tag animal hiding among the orange tag photos. 2 for the price of 1.
Wallabia bicolor
TimL wrote:
1 hr ago
Hi Don. For some reason the images attached to this sighting 4693299 didn't upload so I repeated the upload under sighting 4693304, which you've now reviewed. Thanks. Tim
Wallabia bicolor
Youspy wrote:
1 hr ago
Hi Matt, have added photos....green.
Hymenochilus muticus

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