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The thread of Creepy Crawlies
- Thread starter patrick
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Sawfly Larvae (Spitfire Caterpillar).
These guys are real nasty, if you disturb them they'll wave their tails almost like a Mexican wave. Touch them, and they regurgitate a yellowish green liquid with a pungent aroma of Eucalyptus, which is the type of tree they feed on. They are best left alone.
I had miss identified this guy.....
......in a previous post. It turns out that this isn't a Cicada, but a Sawfly adult.
SR.
These guys are real nasty, if you disturb them they'll wave their tails almost like a Mexican wave. Touch them, and they regurgitate a yellowish green liquid with a pungent aroma of Eucalyptus, which is the type of tree they feed on. They are best left alone.
I had miss identified this guy.....
......in a previous post. It turns out that this isn't a Cicada, but a Sawfly adult.
SR.
Shorerider said:
Great shot, SR.
Creepy little mo-fo's!
Garden Orb Weaver.
SR.
SR.
Great shots, TXCG, especially like the bee shot. 
Congrats on the Cavalry Arrival !! lol
I was out walking my dog (well to be honest, my dog was out chasing kangaroos and I kept her company.) this afternoon where I stumbled upon something that I'd never seen before, an ant game trail.
It would've been over one hundred meters (300ft) long, and 50mm (2 inches) wide.
Here are the guys responsible.
It was hard to get a good shot of the ants as they just wouldn't stay still.
SR.
It would've been over one hundred meters (300ft) long, and 50mm (2 inches) wide.
Here are the guys responsible.
It was hard to get a good shot of the ants as they just wouldn't stay still.
SR.
Mmmm poison on the trail would be awesome
I love bugs, search through the thread...Geonerd said:
WTF?
If you don't like bugs, are you doing following this thread?
And is today WTF day, second time today we have reached the troll dungeon
Here is some bug love for you
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ccjoyner/albums/72157626865731105
Bugs are back, so me too. First is a sweat bee that finally stood still enough for a picture. The bee is solid green, any yellow in the appearance is it reflecting my red camera. I had to sit on the hive to get it, which is a very bad idea if you happen to be dealing with almost any other kind of bee.
Then here's a damselfly nymph that was climbing out of a pond sample in the bio lab. I have the full hatching process documented, but I don't want to make the post big so I'll show the start and end.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8pUpP3P3kLlUllyWE1hanhFSVE
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8pUpP3P3kLlS0E5aUpaMjh6UTQ
Then here's a damselfly nymph that was climbing out of a pond sample in the bio lab. I have the full hatching process documented, but I don't want to make the post big so I'll show the start and end.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8pUpP3P3kLlUllyWE1hanhFSVE
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B8pUpP3P3kLlS0E5aUpaMjh6UTQ
Shorerider said:I was out walking my dog (well to be honest, my dog was out chasing kangaroos and I kept her company.) this afternoon where I stumbled upon something that I'd never seen before, an ant game trail.
It would've been over one hundred meters (300ft) long, and 50mm (2 inches) wide.
Here are the guys responsible.
It was hard to get a good shot of the ants as they just wouldn't stay still.
SR.
That is pretty cool, your dog chases Kangaroos? I bet that is fun to watch