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Another variation of the infamous sawfly. The pale yellow dorsal patterns look quite unique.
On black wattle.
Great photos Martin.
These are in Tas too. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=...
Nice ! The banding on the abdomen is so wasp-like.
That looks quite good.I will wait to see if I get a suggestion on bowerbird before I call it. Thanks Mark.
Perga vollenhovii (m) :)
Thanks MarkIt looks closest to Pera sp. but that's far from certain.http://www.pergidae.net/gallery.htm
Yet another different aqwfly. Pergidae might be the search limit. :(
Spotted on Mar 25, 2015 Submitted on Mar 25, 2015
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Great photos Martin.
These are in Tas too. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=...
Nice ! The banding on the abdomen is so wasp-like.
That looks quite good.
I will wait to see if I get a suggestion on bowerbird before I call it.
Thanks Mark.
Perga vollenhovii (m) :)
Thanks Mark
It looks closest to Pera sp. but that's far from certain.
http://www.pergidae.net/gallery.htm
Yet another different aqwfly. Pergidae might be the search limit. :(