Toxidia thyrrhus (Dusky Grass-skipper)
01/01/2009
near Atherton, QLD
23/04/2011
Trinity Park, Cairns
28/04/2021
Koah, QLD
01/01/2009
near Atherton, QLD
01/01/2009
near Atherton, QLD
01/01/2009
near Atherton, QLD
01/01/2009
near Atherton, QLD
01/01/2009
near Herberton, QLD
01/01/2009
near Atherton, QLD
01/01/2009
near Atherton, QLD
01/01/2009
near Atherton, QLD
01/01/2009
near Atherton, QLD
01/01/2009
near Atherton, QLD
01/01/2009
near Herberton, QLD
23/02/2020
Forty Mile Scrub, QLD
Other Common Names
Thyrrhus Skipper
Notes
I saw quite a number of males near Atherton and Herberton on New Year’s Day 2009. They were all males, defending territories on or right next to the paths I was walking along. At first it was overcast, and they all sat with their wings closed, but as the day brightened they began to open their wings up.
I didn’t see any females, as far as I was aware – presumably they were somewhere in the leech-infested grass beside the path. I suppose I’d have got some shots of females if I wasn’t such a wimp about leeches.
Sightings
Atherton, QLD – January 2009
Herberton, QLD – January 2009
Trinity Park, QLD – April 2011
Forty Mile Scrub, QLD – February 2020