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Seen on a recent walk in our local forest and captured with my phone. They were crawling along the track, over and over each other so they looked like a rotating flattened ball.
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Well that's a different sight Alan, not your every day occurrence. Nice DOF to show the whole damn family - I think there's a few hiding under there.I Shoot A Canon
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My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
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G'day Alan
An excellent image - well done. I have seen these critters many times over the years but always known them as 'stink bug' catapillas ... so what do they really grow into??
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Thanks Phil.
Stink bugs do not have a larval stage but hatch into miniature stink bugs.
https://pestbugs.org/stink-bugs/life...ggs-baby-span/
Here is a lot of info on sawflies: https://www.brisbaneinsects.com/bris...ies/index.html
They aren’t flies but are more like wasps.
This is from web searches. I’m no expert so am open to correction.
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