Fresh new moulted skin of the stinging slug caterpilar of Calcarifera ordinata. Woodgate, Qld.
Extreme stacked macro images of the body and wings of the Blue Tiger Butterfly (Tirumala hamata), Woodgate, Qld.
Extreme stacked macro images of the body and wings of the Blue Tiger Butterfly (Tirumala hamata), Woodgate, Qld.
Extreme stacked macro images of the body and wings of the Blue Tiger Butterfly (Tirumala hamata), Woodgate, Qld.
Baby caterpillar navigates the vast hills and valleys of my hand. Woodgate, Qld.
Tiny, newly hatched caterpillars gethered on silk, photographed on my hand. Woodgate, Qld.
The adult version of the butterfly babies! I think she has a hole in her wing. Woodgate, Qld.
Same ants (Technomyrmex), tiny baby. Woodgate, Qld.
Giant butterfly baby tended by the same ants (Technomyrmex) while she devours a leaf. Woodgate, Qld.
Worker ants (Technomyrmex) tend another butterfly baby. Same Tree. Woodgate, Qld.
Technomyrmex ants tend another butterfly baby on the same tree. Woodgate, Qld.
Ant (Technomyrmex) tends to her growing butterfly baby. Bonus points for spotting the photobomb. Woodgate, Qld.
A tiny hole in this house near the tip (right) indicates this moth may have become prey to a parasite. Woodgate, Qld.
The way these case moths costruct houses amazes me every time I see one. This one has been devouring gum leaves. Woodgate, Qld.
Apparently you can tell which species a case moth is by how they construct their homes. I don't have that knowledge but I love them just the same! Woodgate, Qld.