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WendyEM wrote:
15 min ago
Eulechria convictella lacks the pink tinge, the spots around the apex and termen are different, lacks 3 thorn/triangle dark marks along costa. I'd say a Garrha sp

Oecophoridae (family)
JonLewis wrote:
18 min ago
Yes, it would be trying to bite off more than it could chew!

Camponotus suffusus
38 min ago
Such a cute little parrot.

Glossopsitta concinna
Mike wrote:
43 min ago
I don't think it was the target of the ant-eating spider Euryopis sp. (genus) (An ant eating spider) on the same trunk; the spider was only about 1mm in size.

Camponotus suffusus
Hejor1 wrote:
45 min ago
@Jennyncmg I agree, but it's not an option on the list yet. I have a bunch of Halicona sightings listed under Porifera waiting!

Porifera sp.

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