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Oh yeah, I see now. I've been seeing it everywhere. Just wish we could figure it out! :)
Wow, so cute! You're very lucky to own a sugar glider.
Wait... I think we were both wrong! Looking it up on Google Images, and it looks like this flower is more like the Lobularia maritima. Still from the Brassicaceae family, so it might be true.
Love these little caterpillars! Great pictures.
It is defiantly a kind of bramble. Bramble plants are plants such as blackberries or raspberries. I can't help much more than that, sorry!
Some kind of cricket, though not a cave cricket. Afraid that's all I can do!
Added some more pictures--hope is helps!
That might be it! I'll look again later, and compare it to Google pictures. Thanks for all the help!
Do you know what kind of silk moth? As in, natural or bred? I think some breeds are different. My only experience with them has been the bred kind, and they are white, flightless and small.
Maybe some kind of jumping spider. Not sure which kind.
