lori.tas

That's a beautiful stinkbug you've found. Unfortunately I can't find any species that match.

Love leaf beetles. Well done on adding it to paropsis gallery.

I did wonder at the ID saying female. Expected a drabber female. This page has great images. http://www.arachne.org.au/01_cms/details...

Amazed you spotted one of these. They're so small. Adore the eyes.

It looks like a linx spider with a crab spider abdomen. Beautiful critter & photo.

You've found a Limacodid genus larva, but I can't find the exact species. They are the caterpillars of Cup moths, also called Stinging slug moths, for obvious reasons.

Hi Viv. You might find this site, Thailand Wildlife, helpful: http://thailandwildlife.photoshelter.com...

Hi Mieke, you are more than welcome to use it. If you leave me your email address I can send you a higher resolution jpg. Cheers, Lori.

It's a type of Ichneumon wasp, that usually parasitizes caterpillars by laying it's eggs in or on them.

Hi, Charlie. I'm going to have to go out & look for these now, as I was under the impression they come later in the year. We have several clusters of them on our property. I love the window effect on the top of the hood designed to confuse the insect into staying in the hood longer, thus spreading more pollen.