The caterpillar of the Evening Brown Butterfly hangs in a J shape just before shedding it's skin and turning into a chrysalis. The larger whtieish blob appears to be the egg of a parasite but the caterpillar successfully transformed into a healthy butterfly. Toowong, QLD.
This caterpillar appears to have the eggs of a parasite on its head. These caterpillars feed on grass and take around ten days to transform into the butterfly once they become a chrysalis. Toowong, QLD.
Newly hatched beetle larva. Oxley Creek, QLD.
