A young leaf beetle on a gum tree. Woodgate, Qld.
If you think you're good at building stuff, try using just your face bits and arse bits for tools. Woodgate, Qld.
More like a teenager I think. A live focus stack of a Common Crow or Oleander Caterpillar (Euploea core). Woodgate, Qld.
Straight out of the compost bin. Kyogle, NSW.
Your compost is very healthy if larvae of soldier flies grows in it. Kyogle, NSW.
Brown caterpillar portrait. Girraween, Qld.
Lovely orange striped caterpillar common on beach vines. Woodgate, Qld.
Beetle baby tries to bury back into the dirt. Kyogle, NSW.
Baby moths emerge from their eggs. Kyogle, NSW.
Ladybird larvae at the aphid buffet. Near the grub on the right is a parasitised aphid, fat and round and dead. Kyogle, NSW.
Beetle larva (Possible Ladybird) gets away with murder in an aphid colony. The ants ignore its presence completely. Kyogle, NSW.
A bottlebrush leaf reduced to a skeleton by very young sawfly larvae. Kyogle, NSW.
Sawfly larvae make short work of a Maleleuca leaf. Kyogle, NSW.
Sawfly larva near the chewed off end of a leaf. Kyogle, NSW.
Little beetle larva clings to the tip of a leaf. It's possibly about to pupate. Anstead, Qld.
Spotty and lumpy little grub clings to the tip of a leaf it's been feeding on. Anstead, Qld.
A pair of hoverfly larvae and their aphid friend enjoy life on a dill plant. Cambroon, Qld.
The remains of a pupa left partially embedded in a tree. The full length of this larva would have be around 80mm - most likely a moth. The exuvia will not go to waste, already other insects or spiders have made use of it. Oxley Creek, Qld.
It must be galling to be a grub in a gall. Rocklea, Qld.
Hairy caterpillar covered in tiny water droplets after the rain. Kyogle, NSW.
Found in rotting wood, Cambroon, Qld.
Spotted sawfly larva hangs under the stem of a leaf. Moggill, Qld.
Beetle larva in sand and dirt. Woodgate, Qld.
Wildly decorated caterpillar looks for food. Kyogle, NSW.