Australia, Northern Territories

30.03.2011 17:03, Ele-W

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

It's done!

30.03.2011 17:04, Kharkovbut

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.

IMHO, this is better. That is, in nature, not in a softbox.

30.03.2011 17:07, Ele-W

More spiders.

1. Tetragnathidae or Araneidae. ©





Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

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30.03.2011 17:07, Ele-W

2. Tetragnathidae or Araneidae. ©



Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

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30.03.2011 17:09, Ele-W

3. Golden Orb Weaving Spiders.







Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

30.03.2011 17:10, Ele-W

Fogg Dam, NT, Australia. January.

30.03.2011 17:12, Ele-W

IMHO, this is better. That is, in nature, not in a softbox.

I also like this better, but sometimes the flyers are terribly angry when they don't want to be photographed, so I scare them with different cameras.

31.03.2011 8:51, Victor Titov

31.03.2011 16:13, Ele-W

I think this is the caterpillar cover of the sac butterfly (Psychidae).

Thank you.

31.03.2011 17:52, Arikain

01.04.2011 5:06, Ele-W

Spiders:
1. and 2. Tetragnathidae or Araneidae.

Thanks!

01.04.2011 17:42, Ele-W

Female Rhyothemis graphiptera. ©







Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

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01.04.2011 17:43, Ele-W

Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

01.04.2011 21:56, Pirx

01.04.2011 23:52, Kharkovbut

... and if simply - then the female Rhyothemis graphiptera.

02.04.2011 5:10, Ele-W

Wow, a Renaissance airplane (Renovation dragonfly plane)))))

I called it a flying bow.

... and if simply - then the female Rhyothemis graphiptera.

Thanks!

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14.04.2011 14:42, Ele-W

And again the dragonfly.

Tramea sp. Probably Tramea loewii. The female. ©








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14.04.2011 14:43, Ele-W

Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

14.04.2011 14:58, Ele-W

Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

14.04.2011 14:59, Ele-W

Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

14.04.2011 15:05, Ele-W

Dragonflies from the Botanical Garden.

1.

14.04.2011 15:06, Ele-W

Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

14.04.2011 15:09, Ele-W

2.







Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

14.04.2011 15:55, Ele-W

3.







Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

14.04.2011 16:03, Ele-W

Green fly again-green fly (Dolychopodidae).







Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

14.04.2011 16:07, Ele-W

Very small boogers that flock en masse to the light.

Chironomids or Chironomid mosquitoes (family Chironomidae) with feathery whiskers male, with filamentous female, their larvae are called moth.©

1.



Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

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14.04.2011 16:07, Ele-W

2.



Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

14.04.2011 16:23, Ele-W

A small caterpillar from the Botanical Garden.

Moth caterpillar. ©



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14.04.2011 16:24, Ele-W

Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

14.04.2011 16:24, Kharkovbut

14.04.2011 16:28, Ele-W

Another piece of dragonfly.

Tramea sp. Probably Tramea loewii. The female. ©





Tomorrow I'll bring the moths and spiders, as usual. But I didn't find any beetles again.

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14.04.2011 16:30, Ele-W

  Tramea sp. Probably Tramea loewii. The female.

Thank you.

14.04.2011 17:35, Arikain

15.04.2011 3:26, Ele-W

Good photos!
Moth caterpillar

Thanks!

15.04.2011 5:29, Ele-W

Very small ants.

15.04.2011 5:30, Ele-W

Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

15.04.2011 5:31, Ele-W

1.

Small butterfly from the Botanical Garden.







Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

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15.04.2011 5:32, Ele-W

2.

This butterfly flew into the room in the evening in the light of a lamp.





Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

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15.04.2011 5:33, Ele-W

3. A very small creature.



Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

15.04.2011 5:36, Ele-W

4.

This year there are a lot of green butterflies, I used to see them only a couple of times, but now 1-2 fly in every evening.

Moth (Geometridae) ©





Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

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