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HelenCross wrote:

15 Aug 2024

Thanks, keen to get my eye in in this region. Have seen them in the Kimberley's with some scientists

Conicochernes sp. (genus)

kasiaaus wrote:

15 Aug 2024

They are usually on smooth barked eucalypts under the somewhat loose bark. They are very common, at least where I look, but very hard to notice. I often just ignore them because I see too many of them. Once you see one, they become easier to notice. Good luck in finding one Helen :-)

Conicochernes sp. (genus)

HelenCross wrote:

15 Aug 2024

Love all your pseudoscorpion finds Katarina. Do you find them on particular types of eucalypts?

Conicochernes sp. (genus)

TimL wrote:

23 Feb 2023

Thanks Helen. You might also like to see the jaws on the following little female wasp. A few of them around at the moment: Ephutomorpha sp. (genus)

Pseudoscorpiones (order)

arjay wrote:

23 Feb 2023

Thanks. I didn't think it was a real scorpion.

Pseudoscorpiones (order)

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