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Discussion
PeterA
wrote:
1 hr ago
Second look - the dull thorax, dark legs and mark on T1 make L. hemichalceum more likely.
Lasioglossum (Chilalictus) hemichalceum
Michael123
wrote:
1 hr ago
MazzV thanks so much. Will do. This species is quite variable in colour. Most are light brown with a darker brown spiral band. Some lack the spiral band and others are dark brown all over. They may have either a bright pink or white outer lip when mature. Always nice to see this NSW endemic species.
Ventopelita leucocheilus
Teresa
wrote:
1 hr ago
The pinkish one is an Arcyria sp while the white is a secondary growth of fungi over the same
Arcyria sp. (genus)
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- Perunga ochracea at Yarralumla, ACT
- Keyacris scurra at Williamsdale, NSW
- Lichmera indistincta at Dunlop, ACT
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