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Jimbobo wrote:
5 Mar 2025
Probably a Pergagrapta sp.
Perginae sp. (subfamily)
Jennybach wrote:
22 Feb 2025
This wasp also lifted a little circular ‘door’ on the ground and disappeared under it. Then reappeared later. I was intrigued. Given that it’s been identified as a spider wasp, I wonder if it entered and searched a trapdoor spider’s nest.
Cryptocheilus sp. (genus)
MichaelMulvaney wrote:
6 Jan 2025
The larvae
Epilachna sumbana
pmillsApio87 wrote:
6 Dec 2024
Looks like a soft scale (Coccidae). Definitely not monophlebids/giant snowball scale insects (which are not true mealybugs).
Coccidae sp. (family)
DianneClarke wrote:
5 Nov 2024
Thanks for the explanation Don.
Ectropis (genus)

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