It is female, judging from white fragments in the middle of the antennas...
Has been released back into my garden...
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After a large Eucalyptus Mannifera tree has been removed from my garden several weeks ago I finally decided to plant something else in that ... -
In my very first post on this blog I have shown so called Pink Bellied Moth (Oenochroma vinaria). It is fairly common in native gardens as t... -
Here it is, one of my latest caterpillars; I have no idea what will grow out of it... It is feeding on eucalyptus leaves. Looks a bit trans... -
One more photo of the same wasp as shown recently (seen here on the top of my pen). It is female, judging from white fragments in the middl... -
Common name: Pink Bellied Moth (I will call her Penelope.) The interesting detail in this photo is the pheromone gland at the end of her b... -
So, lets continue with the horror stories of butterflies ending their short lives in dramatic circumstancies... How about butterflies lured... -
About 1 month ago or so I have found a small pupa hanging on a silk thread in my garden under the rim of a plastic gardening pot. I assumed ... -
His majesty Greenness has got a new robe, made out of white silk, I have found it this morning, how do you like it...? (Click on the image ... -
The same moth as in the previous post but showing her frontal view. And again her eggs (positioned in an array, sort of...) as photographed...
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