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Graeme Cocks
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 Could this be a Brachyrhopola sp. as well?
Malaise trap. Townsville, Queensland.
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 Yes, I believe this is a Brachyrhopola sp. also, subgenus Vespina -- which have longer antennae.
 
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 That's beaut, thanks Eric.
 
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