Aonach_Eagach

The hive now in spring (first set of three photographs) obviously survived the winter (second set of three photographs)

hatching day, today the eggs hatched, must have been a couple of hours ago, the hatchings are moving away from the egg sacks at quite a rate. Some hatchlings are not moving while others are moving at 3 body lengths every couple of seconds

thanks StevenSpragg

new photographs added, which show activity inside the eggs

Actually not so sure about the species I'm trying to follow this guide to get a better idea.
http://plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bi...

Thanks StevenSpragg, interesting that the web site describes it as a threatened Tasmanian species, I wonder if its threatened in SA?

JuanDiTrani, I think your'e correct, they have the same structure and method of locomotion,so far can't find the species

thanks

thanks Steven, I'll update the spotting

Thanks lori, having real trouble shaking off this bug, took you six weeks you say