Australia, Northern Territories

05.05.2011 4:23, Ele-W

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Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

05.05.2011 4:26, Ele-W

I'll show you pictures with a ruler later.

05.05.2011 5:17, Dmitry Vlasov

05.05.2011 5:56, Ele-W

Beetles:
1-a member of the ground beetle family
2-plavunets (very similar to our Hydaticus)
3-lamellar mustache from hollows.

Thank you.

05.05.2011 6:07, Ele-W

Plate-whiskered hollow tree© posing with a measuring device.

05.05.2011 6:18, Ele-W

Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

05.05.2011 7:46, Bad Den

Beetle number 3.

Lamellar mustache from hollows. ©

He became attached to me on a walk in the evening, clung to my hand, and so they came home with a bug. Oncoming people were very frightened by what they saw. Because the beetle is a big one, I talked to it, scratched its wings, and it answered me with a gentle grunt. A nice beetle, calm and beautiful.

This is her, I mean - female

05.05.2011 9:26, Ele-W

That's her, I mean, a female

Oh, and I spent the whole evening clucking "Zakhar, yes Zakharushka!" and vowing to love you dearly forever.

06.05.2011 8:58, Ele-W

Moths.

1.



Manton Dam, NT, Australia. April.

06.05.2011 8:58, Ele-W

2.





Manton Dam, NT, Australia. April.

06.05.2011 9:47, Ele-W

It looks like a moth hiding from the sun in the shade of dried palm leaves.







Manton Dam, NT, Australia. April.

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06.05.2011 9:50, Ele-W

Manton Dam, NT, Australia. April.

06.05.2011 9:51, Ele-W

Manton Dam, NT, Australia. April.

06.05.2011 9:52, Ele-W

Manton Dam, NT, Australia. April.

08.05.2011 14:34, Ele-W

The caterpillar on the balcony started up.

08.05.2011 14:35, Ele-W

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Darwin, NT, Australia. Май.

08.05.2011 14:38, Ele-W

At night on the wall.



Darwin, NT, Australia. Май.

08.05.2011 14:41, Ele-W

At night on the ceiling.



The moment of devouring could not be captured, very quickly he swallowed the butterfly.



Darwin, NT, Australia. Май.

09.05.2011 5:32, Ele-W

Dragonflies in the last 2-3 weeks.

1. Diplacodes bipunctata, male. ©





Gregory National Park, NT, Australia. April.

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09.05.2011 5:33, Ele-W

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Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

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3. Ceriagrion aeruginosum, male. ©







Darwin, NT, Australia. April.

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09.05.2011 6:09, Ele-W

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Manton Dam, NT, Australia. April.

09.05.2011 6:23, Ele-W

5.



Manton Dam, NT, Australia. April.

09.05.2011 6:24, Ele-W

Manton Dam, NT, Australia. April.

09.05.2011 11:28, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

09.05.2011 13:25, Ele-W

Is it already Supella? If it was photographed in a locality, it may well be there. On the other hand, it is very dangerous to determine only by color.

In the locality. Darwin, at my place.

I've already seen about five of them in the last two days, so I had to arm myself with a can of poison, otherwise I'm afraid of getting divorced.

09.05.2011 13:54, Ele-W

6. Different dragonflies, but they are all very similar and swirled together, a large flock.

Ischnura heterosticta, male(s). ©







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Ringwood Lake, NT, Australia. April.

10.05.2011 0:21, Kharkovbut

10.05.2011 4:02, Ele-W

1: Diplacodes bipunctata male
3: Ceriagrion aeruginosum male
6: Ischnura heterosticta male(s)
I don't recognize the others.

Thanks!

10.05.2011 4:11, Ele-W

This is probably Ischnura heterosticta, because they are exactly the same as number 6. And taken in the same place.

Ischnura heterosticta, male(s). ©



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10.05.2011 4:12, Ele-W

Ringwood Lake, NT, Australia. April.