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  • 1 month

    Orthopteroids Pay a Visit

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    The rainy period, decreased day-length and the oncoming of Autumn has resulted in many adult orthopteroid insects on the move at night. Here are a few highlights.
    Caedicia sp 6, Tettigoniidae; Phaneropterinae...

  • 1 month

    More Moths from Kuranda

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    Barbacha eurychrysa: Geometridae
    Unknown genus: Drepanidae

  • 1 month

    And Still They Come: Recent Arrivals at the Light Sheet

     Recent extended periods of rain have probably contributed to the large numbers of insects that are coming to our light sheet. The rainy period seems to be responsible for some insect populations to have produced abnormally large numbers of individuals...

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    Centipede meets an untimely end

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    The recent rainy period has proved a bonus for the local spider population. It seems there are many more insects about and the spiders are taking advantage.
    We found an odd situation. A  Golden Orb Weaver (Nephila) had caught a fairly large centipede. How the centipede managed to get into the web is conjecture. The web is placed under our deck and maybe the centipede just made a fatal mistake and fell into...

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