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Unidentified.
( Photo. 745.L. Jenkins) Found in Pt. Lincoln. March... wouldn't take any food in captivity.
(Photo.867. L.Jenkins)
(Photo 871. L.Jenkins) Caterpillar found under some bark at Coffin Bay.
(Photo 889. L.Jenkins)
(Photo. 91. ) This green, jelly-like slug was found on a leaf 3. kms. from Pt. Lincoln. It was sticky and covered with it's own excreta.
(Photo. 101. 2003.) This caterpillar was about 3cms. long and was eating a shrub with "Sturt pea like" flowers.
(Photo.827. 2003) A small moth attracted to the light.
(Photo. 828. 2003.)
(Photo. 887. 2003) A small moth about 1.cm. wingspan.
(Photo.104. 2003.)
(Photo. 125. Jly.2003. L. Jenkins.)
Caterpillars found in She-oak leaves, bound together. Caterpillar comes out to feed. ------------------------------------------------------------------------
(Photo.140. L. Jenkins. 2003)
These delicate greens have a red spot only on the under wing. -------------------------------------------------
(Photo.341. Sept.25th. 2003.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ( photo 650 )
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(photo. 229. 2005) ------------------------------------------------
( photo 112 Aug 2006) ------------------------------------------------------------
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( photo 113 Aug 2006) These caterpillars were found on a tufty ground cover weed feeding in broad daylight. They have thrived in captivity and are now 4 cms long. --------------------------------------------------- These eggs were found on a Hakea leaf Nov 28 2006. The glue used to fasten them together is clearly seen.
Day.1. ( Photo. 315. L. Jenkins. 2006)
Day 3. ( Photo. 322. L. Jenkins. 2006.) Eyes forming inside egg.
Day 6. ( Photo. 326. L. Jenkins.2006) Eyes and mouth clearly seen forming in egg. ----------------------------------------
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Moths
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