Australia, Northern Territories

australia goldilocks continent
try to look for them on tree trunks they are safe and do not stink

Ele, well, you don't want to notice Australian beetles at close range!!! I can't believe you don't meet them...

I already have an inferiority complex with these beetles-I'm maniacally chasing everything that buzzed by. But they are really not enough, you can believe it. For a week and a half in the bush, I saw a barbel that skilfully hid behind a tree trunk like a cloaked lizard, and then tried to fly away, so I followed it through the long grass like your kenuguru. One sane frame.

That's all. I didn't see anything else worthy of attention. Small gray beetles that fly to the light of the lantern, as I already said, I technically can not remove, and during the day - there are no beetles.

It is possible that the beetles should be purposefully searched for - under the bark or somewhere else, but here I pass, I have absolutely no time for this, only if something comes across along the way.

Afternoon butterflies on the edge of a forest road.

And more roadside butterflies of the off-season...

This is a bug you have (kraevik some?).

I already have an inferiority complex with these beetles-I'm maniacally chasing everything that buzzed by. But they are really not enough, you can believe it. For a week and a half in the bush, I saw a barbel that skilfully hid behind a tree trunk like a cloaked lizard, and then tried to fly away, so I followed it through the long grass like your kenuguru. One sane frame.

That's all. I didn't see anything else worthy of attention. Small gray beetles that fly to the light of the lantern, as I already said, I technically can not remove, and during the day - there are no beetles.

It is possible that the beetles should be purposefully searched for - under the bark or somewhere else, but here I pass, I have absolutely no time for this, only if something comes across along the way.

This is a bug you have (kraevik some?).

similar to Junonia orithya

Yes, now in my mind Australia from the point of view of entomofauna is a continent of bedbugs and butterflies!  

Thank you for the beautiful photos!

I join you all success in this difficult task

I was looked at and was stunned

The beetles are dead. They were dragged somewhere by ants, so they had to be taken away. They're too beautiful to give to ants.

This is a brilliant wasp

we need pictures to rate ) Probably something cute )