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PLACES TO STAY
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Australian Giant Caddisfly (Taschoreus sp.) in the wild
near Royal National Park, Australia

Royal National Park, Australia is one of the top spots to sight Australian Giant Caddisfly (Taschoreus sp.) in the wild. Below are the best-rated places to stay within 25 km, plus tips for spotting nearby.

Australian Giant Caddisfly (Taschoreus sp.)

BEST TIME TO SEE

November-March. Wet season increases caddisfly activity near streams for mating and larval emergence.

SIGHTING TIP

Search stream banks near Triplet Falls, Hacking River and Russell Falls at night to spot caddisflies near water.

Coordinates

34.1000°S, 151.1000°E

HABITAT

Freshwater streams, rivers, lakes with clean water (larvae); nearby vegetation (adults)

CONSERVATION STATUS

Larvae feed on algae, detritus, small invertebrates; adults do not feed

Hotels and Stays Nearby

Within 25 Km

Guided Wildlife Tours & Things to Do Nearby

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