Australia, Northern Territories

22.03.2011 16:09, Ele-W

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22.03.2011 17:45, Ele-W

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22.03.2011 17:45, Victor Titov

Great, of course! And Zhukov (accidentally ) wasn't it in the museum?

22.03.2011 17:47, Ele-W

Great, of course! And Zhukov (accidentally ) wasn't it in the museum?

Alas, there are no beetles in the museum, as well as in the bushes where I am looking for them.

22.03.2011 18:05, Ele-W

22.03.2011 18:09, Ele-W

22.03.2011 18:10, Victor Titov

Yes, the green continent is depressingly lifeless ...

22.03.2011 18:18, Ele-W

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22.03.2011 18:29, Ele-W

22.03.2011 18:30, Ele-W

22.03.2011 18:32, Ele-W

23.03.2011 10:17, Ele-W

There were two termite mounds in a folder of vacation pictures.

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Nawalbinbin Valley, Gregory National Park, NT, Australia. October.

26.03.2011 18:41, Ele-W

Night guests.

1. Calyptra sp. ©



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26.03.2011 18:42, Ele-W

Darwin, NT, Australia. March.

26.03.2011 18:42, Ele-W

Lyclene reticulata (Arctiidae) ©





Darwin, NT, Australia. March.

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26.03.2011 18:43, Ele-W

Thalassodes sp. ©



Darwin, NT, Australia. March.

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26.03.2011 19:25, Zhuk

27.03.2011 5:30, Ele-W

Calyptra sp.
Lyclene reticulata (Arctiidae)
Thalassodes sp.

Thanks!

27.03.2011 16:49, Ele-W

I ran to the museum, clarified the situation with scorpions. It turns out that I got the signs mixed up. There are two shop windows and two signs.

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27.03.2011 16:49, Ele-W

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27.03.2011 16:52, Ele-W

Well, there were more like this nearby.

28.03.2011 18:00, Ele-W

28.03.2011 18:10, Ele-W

28.03.2011 18:15, Ele-W

And live.





Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

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28.03.2011 18:16, Ele-W

28.03.2011 18:18, Ele-W

29.03.2011 18:35, Ele-W

Small dragonflies from the outskirts of billabong.

Probably Brachydiplax denticauda. Male. ©







Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

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29.03.2011 18:38, Ele-W

Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

29.03.2011 18:39, Ele-W

Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

29.03.2011 18:55, Kharkovbut

30.03.2011 5:51, Ele-W

Probably Brachydiplax denticauda. Male.

Thanks!

30.03.2011 8:01, Ele-W

Another dragonfly. The photos are not very good, because this creature does not sit still for a second at all, it flutters all the time.

Ceriagrion aeruginosum, male. ©





Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

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30.03.2011 8:07, Ele-W

Cover of the caterpillar of the pouch butterfly (Psychidae). ©





Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

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30.03.2011 16:23, Kharkovbut

Another dragonfly. The photos are not very good, because this creature does not sit still for a second at all, it flutters all the time.
Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

Nothing bad! This is Ceriagrion aeruginosum, male.

30.03.2011 16:25, Kharkovbut

It would be necessary to edit the title of the topic, here it is: "all without names". Many of them already have names.

30.03.2011 16:59, Ele-W

Nothing bad!

I do not like. In the process, I wanted to catch this animal, put it in a jar and photograph it at home with special cruelty in a softbox. But I was sorry, of course, he was better off in the swamp.