Australia, Northern Territories

15.04.2011 5:37, Ele-W

5.



At an angle, the wings are cast blue.





Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

15.04.2011 5:39, Ele-W

6. Scooper (Noctuidae) ©







Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

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15.04.2011 5:39, Ele-W

15.04.2011 18:37, Pirx

17.04.2011 14:59, Ele-W

What a beautiful piece, great!

It was hard to stop, such a dragonfly caught-poser.

17.04.2011 16:02, Ele-W

Images from the Botanical Garden.

The strange creature is a small carcass, long legs and it constantly vibrates like a spider web in the wind. It hides under large leaves or under pieces of bark on large trees.

This is most likely some kind of Dolichopeza sp. from sem. Tipulidae. ©







The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT, Australia. April.

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17.04.2011 16:04, Ele-W

Just a fly.







The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT, Australia. April.

17.04.2011 16:07, Ele-W

The green fly again. I finally learned their habits and it became easier to aim.







The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT, Australia. April.

17.04.2011 16:08, Ele-W

An incomprehensible very small creature.

Sciomyzidae. ©



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17.04.2011 16:09, Ele-W

The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT, Australia. April.

17.04.2011 16:10, Ele-W

A small butterfly.



The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT, Australia. April.

17.04.2011 16:11, Ele-W

Filly 1.





The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT, Australia. April.

17.04.2011 16:12, Ele-W

Filly 1.







The George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT, Australia. April.

19.04.2011 16:13, Ele-W

19.04.2011 16:14, Ele-W

Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

23.04.2011 7:16, Ele-W

The roads are still flooded...



But on the border of water and not water, you can chase butterflies.

Pale triangle, Graphium eurypylus.





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23.04.2011 7:18, Ele-W

23.04.2011 7:19, Ele-W

23.04.2011 7:20, Ele-W

Daly River region, NT, Australia. April.

23.04.2011 17:25, Ele-W

Night guests.

1. This is some kind of tetrigid (family Tetrigidae) from the Orthoptera. The family is close to Acrididae. ©





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23.04.2011 17:26, Kharkovbut

Blue Triangle Butterfly, Graphium sarpedon

Pale triangle, Graphium eurypylus.

23.04.2011 17:28, Ele-W

A very small creature. And there were many, many, literally hundreds of them! Fortunately, the invasion lasted only one evening.

This is some kind of tetrigid (family Tetrigidae) from the Orthoptera. The family is close to Acrididae. ©







Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

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23.04.2011 17:31, Ele-W

  

Pale triangle, Graphium eurypylus.

Oh. And we all call them "blue triangles"here, so I decided that there are no other triangles.

I'll fix it now!

23.04.2011 17:37, Ele-W

2. Bedbug. ©







Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

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23.04.2011 17:38, Ele-W

3.





Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

23.04.2011 17:39, Ele-W

4.







Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

23.04.2011 20:32, Arikain

23.04.2011 20:35, Kharkovbut

Oh. And we all call them "blue triangles"here, so I decided that there are no other triangles.

No problem. The main thing - krasavchegi.

And the "blue triangle" is much more blue than these.

23.04.2011 21:38, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

23.04.2011 23:05, Pirx

23.04.2011 23:09, Pirx

24.04.2011 9:42, vep

24.04.2011 10:24, Ele-W

It can be:
4-green at the beginning of the topic-Moth (Geometridae)
6-one after the green-scooper (Noctuidae)
I'm not sure, they're very similar to us. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable will confirm or deny my opinion?

Thank you, I signed everything.

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24.04.2011 10:26, Ele-W

No problem. The main thing - krasavchegi.

And "blue triangle" is much bluer than these.

We will search for it.©

24.04.2011 10:28, Ele-W

This is some kind of tetrigid (family Tetrigidae) from the Orthoptera. The family is close to Acrididae. More precisely, unfortunately, I will not say.

Thank you.

24.04.2011 10:30, Ele-W

bedbugs

What is true bedbug? Go crazy!

24.04.2011 10:36, Ele-W

This is most likely some kind of Dolichopeza sp. from sem. Tipulidae

I signed the animal's name.

24.04.2011 10:45, Ele-W

Butterflies from the bush.

1. Nymphalid Junonia orithya (Linnaeus, 1758) ©



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24.04.2011 10:46, Ele-W

Victoria River region, NT, Australia. April.

24.04.2011 10:47, Ele-W

3. Whitefly Cepora perimale (Donovan, 1805) ©



Daly River region, NT, Australia. April.

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