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PJH123 wrote:

Yesterday

OK this would agree with Sighting 4675557 from the same place

Psilalcis isombra

ibaird wrote:

Yesterday

INaturalist's AI suggests this is P. isombra, I agree,

Psilalcis isombra

ibaird wrote:

13 Jun 2025

Possibly Taxeotis reserata.shwing thst v-shaped dot.,

Taxeotis reserata

ibaird wrote:

13 Jun 2025

This sighting is from the Pilabara region, tropical Western Australia, While iNaturalist's AI algorithm suggest Nearcha (genus), I'm not sure i this sighting matches N. psuodophaes. I think this is a closer match to N. staurotis which is known to occurr in the Kimberley region. See a N, staurotis record from the Kimberley here:-
https://biocache.ala.org.au/occurrences/1ca9ff46-2e99-4ee7-82ea-25e45b1b52cc
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/90352176

Nearcha staurotis

PJH123 wrote:

12 Jun 2025

Looks good for Psilalcis isombra, a rather poor image on my part

Psilalcis isombra