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arjay wrote:

25 Jun 2025

Maybe they are just less noticeable on flowers. And flowers can be extremely busy places.

Zaprochilus australis

RogerF wrote:

24 Jun 2025

It is supposed to be a pollen feeder yet we do not have a single picture of it on a flower.

Zaprochilus australis

JonSteinbeck wrote:

23 Jun 2025

@RogerF Sorry, for the slow reply and apologies, no, I left it where it was. Letting nature take its course in case a hungry bird was around, although I suspect that you would be on the side of the insects :-)

Torbia viridissima

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

19 Jun 2025

Thanks Roger

Phaneropterinae (subfamily)

RogerF wrote:

19 Jun 2025

I think its more likely Caedicia/Polichne/Caedicia nymph as these do have this pink colour form see Rentz,s book. I have never seen a pink Lanciana nymph. Given the urban location Caedicia is the most likely.

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