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Possibly genus Artoriopsis, native to this country.
A female, body length around 10 mm.
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For those who have Apple devices (at least) and use the flickr app, yesterday afternoon came as something of a surprise to see it rolled back to what it was before the latest troublesome update. Here is a copy of the reply after I thanked them for acting. We will still get a new app sometime, hopefully with all the feedback it will function much better. I have copied that feedback I got via the flickr help page and email below.
In the meantime, this is a shot into the winter sun of one of South East Queensland's most photographed trees - the Brighton Tree at low tide on the Pine River estuary with the 2.7 kilometre dual Houghton Highway and Ted Smout Memorial Bridges on right linking Brisbane and Redcliffe. The tree is situated in the suburb of Brighton.
"Thank you for your patience and feedback about the recent app update.
We heard you loud and clear, and we've made the decision to roll back the iOS app to the previous version while we address the issues you've been experiencing. You should see this rollback reflected in the App Store within the next 24 hours, likely much sooner.. If your app doesn’t update automatically, try checking for updates in the App Store.
This doesn't change our plans. We're still making a significant investment in the Flickr app, something that's been overdue for a long time. We just want to make sure the next version we ship is one you can rely on, rather than pushing forward with a release that's causing more frustration than value. Expect more updates from us as we get this right".
Thanks again for bearing with us, and for being part of the Flickr community.
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