Insects - The Australian Museum
The Australian Museum Entomology Collection consists of an estimated 1.699 million specimens and contains mostly Australian species of insects, but there is a significant non-Australian representation of beetles, psocids (booklive), flies, butterflied and moths.
Australian Insects A-Z List - OzAnimals
Australian Insects: Photos and facts about insects of Australia including many of Australia's insect pests
Australian Bugs
Explore the fascinating stingless bees — Australia’s tiny native honeybees; discover our dazzling array of solitary bees — blue banded bees, teddy bear bees, leafcutters and many more; and browse their extensive range of articles, photos and videos on Australia’s native bees.
Category:Insects of Australia - Wikipedia
Pages in category "Insects of Australia" The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 570 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. (previous page)
Identification resources online - CSIRO
The Australian National Insect Collection provides web-based information and tools for the identification of insects and related organisms.
Australian National Insect Collection - CSIRO
The Australian National Insect Collection provides web-based information and tools for the identification of insects and related organisms.
Australian Insects - Aussie Animals
Explore the diverse world of Australian insects, including vibrant butterflies and essential pollinators. Learn about their unique adaptations, habitats, and their roles in Australia's ecosystems.
Common and Unusual Identifications - Insects - Australian …
These are some images of insects which people have sent to Search & Discover to share or be identified. You may find an answer to your question here!
Australian Museum Entomology Collection
It is estimated that Australia has over 300,000 insect species, but only 160,000 have been named or described. Australian Museum entomologists spend much of their research time studying, describing and naming the many undescribed species contained in the vast collection.
Insects - Taxonomy Australia
There are around 35 active insect taxonomists in Australia, working particularly on groups such as beetles, butterflies and moths, flies, true bugs, dragonflies, wasps and ants. In 2018, taxonomists described 500 new species of Australian insects.