Flat-head Planthopper

This is such an amazing picture! That nymph is super camouflaged!

Thanks Mark and martin. The tree species is listed somewhere I think, have to check, I took photographs and did some research although I had a third Eucalypt species that looks similar Eucalyptus haemastoma? anyway the fly is a bit of a scene stealer so I may enter them without it (all this homework!) ;-P

Oh, yes, the scribbles are by a moth, scribbly moth Ogmograptis sp. It is a bark miner. http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/172... They live on Eucalyptus sclerophylla or E. racemosa
You can count the tree too, you must list this image two more times

a 3 in 1 if you count the scribbly :-)

Heh heh... a very well disguised Ledromorpha planirostris Great spotting.

There is now another entry for the fly Lauren. Thank you. I didn't see the hopper until long after the image was processed and uploaded

Found your fly - it is a beauty. Family Tachinidae.

Looks like this one: http://www.brisbaneinsects.com/brisbane_...
Amazing. How did you see that?

Wow! I didn't even see the plant hopper! It looks like a fossil, can't believe that it is real! Love the fly too!

ha ha thats cool 2 for price of 1

That is the correct image, look UNDER the fly