Species number (TNS): 484.Fore wing length:23–28 mm.Distribution and seasonality:From Adelaide in South Australia east through southern New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory to Talleganda National Park and north to Grenfell. A population also potentially occurs further north in New South Wales, in the Ballina district. Adults occur from October to January.Notable localities: Canberra, Adelaide.Habitat: Eucalypt woodland and adjacent parkland.Calling song and behaviour:A series of sharp ticks, often produced whilst in flight. When calling males are stationary, occasionally a short, soft chirp is produced at the end of the bout of ticking. Adults sit on the upper branches and stems of eucalypts.Similar species:Clicking Ambertail, Zipping Ambertail.