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| PestThreatSaver Screen SaverContains
over 30 images and information on exotic pests of Western Australia. Also available: GrainSaver Screen Saver. |
News |
Random Insect Images
Have a guess at identifying these specimen images from our online Insect Collection
Database (ICDB).
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Events |
| On August
24, 2000 Agriculture Western Australia celebrated the databasing of the 100,000th
specimen. The specimen chosen is a Robber Fly to honour 25 years curation by Kevin
Richards. This specimen and 99,999 others can be found through the Insect Collection Database |
Insect in Focus |
| Red
Imported Fire Ants Red Imported Fire Ants, Solenopsis
invicta, are one of the most serious ant pests in the world and have recently been
found in Brisbane, Queensland. A survey to detect any that may have established in Western
Australia is being conducted by the Department of Agriculture. |
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PestWeb | PestWeb is a database that contains
descriptions, lifecycles, damage and control for many insect pest species. It is
constantly evolving as new pests are added. Try the keyword search below if you didn't
find what you wanted.
| Insect Collection
Database |
ICDb
| The Insect Collection Database holds collection and taxonomic details for
specimens held within Entomology's Insect Reference Collection. You can also search
specifically for specimen images, or look-up insect common/scientific names, or Australian
latitude's and longitudes.
Staff
| Search for Entomology staff contact details or find information about a staff
member or a staff publication..
Pest/Host
Database | The Pest/Host database was developed to
help identify key insect pests and various host plants. It is a useful tool to
extension officers, researchers, grain storage facilities and farmers to identify pests on
established and new crops..
Didn't find what you were after? You can contact a staff
member on the link above or use the following details:
Garden Advisory Centre Enquires Line:
9368 3666.
An enormous amount of information from Agriculture Western
Australia on a wide range of agricultural issues is available. You will find Farmnotes and other
information at Agriculture Western Australia's web site www.agric.wa.gov.au, or it can be posted to
interested people. Please contact the Publications Officer.
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