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Blue bush (Diospyros lycioides) infested with
A white waxy cover on a small sap sucking bug. This plant parasite is ...
5mm on Sasanqua Camellia plant
Small, off-white insect that looks like a molar with fillings :)
http://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/oeco/melanoc.html
About 4 mm in large max. some sort of white
Indigenous Blue bush (Diospyros lycioides) infested with
These odd looking things are actually a type of insect. They have a
, oval, bumpy aphid or scale has white, ...
I believe it was dead, as it looked a bit dried up compared to live ones I have ...
Looks like a teeny tiny poached egg or an ornate bindi.
believe females), and the white part is the protective covering made of
formed females turning reddish brown in older females; without obvious
Covered with fluffy-looking white or yellow
predators which hunt aphids, scale insects ...
This red nymph scale insect was hiding ...
Powdery white bug with angled wings. This is in the Neuroptera family with ...
fleshy scales, dark purple-blue with a ...
forever. Found on the large trunk of a broad leafed acacia where I also found ...
. They attach themselves to the plant and secrete a powdery
stripes, long glassy wax threads and two ...
Mealybugs are insects in the family Pseudococcidae, Heymons, 1915, unarmored ...
where the blade and petiole meet. Petioles are 2–3 m, slightly armed, and are ...
Gorgeous spotted black-and-white fulgurid with red eyes, and a white ...
-green. Three lobed capsules appear from August to January and release 3 ...
Several mealybug destroyers were working their way through the aphids. There ...
Non breeding plumage. Probably the Myrtle warbler due to the white chin.
, becoming hollow at maturity; surface finely