Pilbara Squawker
Pauropsalta sinavilla Owen and Moulds, 2016
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Species number (TNS):
876.
Fore wing length:
17–22 mm.
Distribution and seasonality:
So far known only from the western
portion of the Pilbara between the
Ashburton and Sherlock River
catchments. Adults occur between
October and February (after rainfall).
Notable localities:
House Creek (Simon lab).
Habitat:
Eucalypt woodland along watercourses .
Calling song and behaviour:
Simple, low-pitched, buzzing phrases,
repeated at a rate of one every ~2.0
seconds. Adults sit on the trunks and
upper branches of eucalypts.
Similar species:
Kathy’s Squawker.
Currently known extent
dr-pop.net database
record
Male