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ive caught one of these myself in queensland but was unable to identify it. it seems to be a sort of wood boring betle based on the jaws. mabe a type of prionus but ive had no luck ID it. Iwill be watching this thread
this is a cool pic, seeing one of these birds druing the day is a real challenge
i agree some sort of hemiptera, maybe a tiny cicada?
a type of tropical harvestman
this is created by an insect called a silkspinner, somewhat shaped like a stick insect, they create the silk from glands in their forearms.
this is a type of water beetle, looks like the predacious diving beelte. theyre normally aquatic but will fly to new bodies of water.
In this area, the beans are normally arabica.
you have summoned the lorax!
what youve got here is a type of brine shrimp. they spend their whole life swimming on their backs and feed on plankton. These are also sold as pet "sea monkeys"
