Drosera

JKDS_03_-5_2020_Helpis minitabunda_North Western Queensland..JPG

JKDS_03_-5_2020_Helpis minitabunda_North Western Queensland..JPG

Helpis minitabunda, Bronze hopper or Bronze Aussie Jumper. A young male of the species from Irvinebank in outback North Western Queensland....
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Helpis minitabunda, Bronze hopper or Bronze Aussie Jumper. A young male of the species from Irvinebank in outback North Western Queensland.
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Canon EOS RP

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Aperture f/0 ISO 100 Shutter 1/4 Focal Length 0/1

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May, 2020

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