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1200m approximately by a stream.

1cm hopper sitting on sandy roadside. There were two there.
In Banksia woodland approx 1m high.

Had some sort of red mite on it

Paraselina trituberculata TNP MacD

Paraselina trituberculata
under rotting prone Stenocarpus sinuatus

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A rather interesting colour morph. Observed a few other individuals with the same colouration and different colouration occuring in the same vicinity.

Very small, cca 1mm, under the stone

... seen in a small village. So, these cats must be around there somewhere! Note: photo taken in 1986.

Holoarcus sp.

Pic #2 shows the habitat, with the tiny Grasshopper still visible

Identification confirmed by Fran Rebrina

Rockhopper
Identified as Ranilliella on Bowerbird by Ken Walker

About 7mm. I gave it a rinse to get the soil off and afterwards saw the white spines on its legs and back.

Insect, like a leafhopper. So slim, spot in an open field.