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donhe wrote:
9 min ago

Anthela (genus)
VanessaC wrote:
11 min ago
Thanks Don - same!

Geometridae (family) IMMATURE
VanessaC wrote:
12 min ago
All righty, will wait and see. Thanks Don.

Anthela (genus)
donhe wrote:
19 min ago
The caterpillars of many species burrow into the soil to pupate. Yours might emerge in a fortnight or so, if the species has 2 generations per year. But some moth species have only one generation per year, so these typically hibernate as the pupa till next spring, then emerge as an adult next September or October. You just need to do a visual check every day, to see if it emerged yet. So this is where patience is required.

Anthela (genus)
Hejor1 wrote:
25 min ago
Hi @JonLewis the drop pin is correct, the default satellite view is out of date. Click "view larger map" you'll see a small cluster of eucalyptus trees in this spot. The trees were planted around 2013 (based on historic satellite views on google earth) but I've no idea what species. Smooth bark, less than 2m circumference, 3-5m tall.
The well fed ants were coming down the tree, I didn't look for a nest though.

Crematogaster sp. (genus)

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