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KylieWaldon wrote:
23 min ago
lucky you Rob. I've seen this species in other areas but not in this area. :)
Papilio aegeus
DiBickers wrote:
1 hr ago
The shape of the coloured elytral lines (on the wings) together with the deeply pitted pronotum with dark shading along vertex (back of head) & the splatter of colouring along the lateral pronotum (sides of thorax) extending from the elytral coloured lines are better suited to Calomela vittata.
Calomela vittata
DiBickers wrote:
1 hr ago
The shape of the coloured elytral lines (on the wings) together with the deeply pitted pronotum with dark shading along vertex (back of head) & the splatter of colouring along the lateral pronotum (sides of thorax) extending from the elytral coloured lines are better suited to Calomela vittata.
Calomela vittata
DiBickers wrote:
1 hr ago
The dark vertical pronotal line leading to the dark vertex are better suited to Calomela bartoni.
Calomela bartoni
DiBickers wrote:
1 hr ago
The shape of the coloured elytral lines (on the wings) together with the deeply pitted pronotum with dark shading along vertex (back of head) & the splatter of colouring along the lateral pronotum (sides of thorax) extending from the elytral coloured lines are better suited to Calomela vittata.
Calomela vittata

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Calomela vittata at Jerrabomberra, NSW

Calomela vittata at Jerrabomberra, NSW

Calomela bartoni at Mount Clear, ACT

Calomela vittata at Googong, NSW

Calomela vittata at Kuringa Woodlands

Calomela bartoni at Tennent, ACT

Calomela vittata at The Pinnacle

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