Insects & spiders on Bursaria spinosa - a research project. field guide
"Insects & spiders on Bursaria spinosa" is a research project to find out how many species of insects & spiders use Bursaria spinosa for feeding on. This shrub is ecologically important because it supports a great variety of invertebrate life. Some species may feed on the flowers and others may prey on the insects. Pollinators, predators and parasites are all included. Add your sightings to this collection to inform the research.
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Eleale sp. (genus) (Clerid beetle)
Epiphyas postvittana (Light Brown Apple Moth)
Epithymema incomposita (Chezela group)
Eristalinus punctulatus (Golden Native Drone Fly)
Eumeninae (subfamily) (Unidentified Potter wasp)
Eupoecila australasiae (Fiddler Beetle)
Euryglossa terminata (Native bee)
Exeretonevra sp. (genus) (Xylophagid fly)
Exoneura sp. (genus) (A reed bee)
Ferreola handschini (Orange-collared Spider Wasp)
Geitoneura acantha (Ringed Xenica)
Geometridae (family) IMMATURE (Unidentified IMMATURE Geometer moths)
Glyphipterix chrysoplanetis (A Sedge Moth)
Gminatus australis (Orange assassin bug)
Graphium macleayanum (Macleay's Swallowtail)
Heliothela (genus) (A Pyraloid moth (Heliotheliinae subf.))
Hesthesis montana (A wasp mimic longhorn beetle)
Hesthesis plorator (A longhorn beetle)
Hestiochora furcata (A zygaenid moth)
Heteronympha merope (Common Brown Butterfly)
