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Mintho compressaObserver
chryslercrusherDescription
Initially I thought it was a mosquito, if it is it's a big one.
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Striped Hawkmoth (Hyles livornica)Observer
chryslercrusherDescription
Huge moth. Very loud. Wings didn't stop hence blur on the wings in pic.
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False Black Widow (Steatoda grossa)Observer
chryslercrusherDescription
About 5-6cm.
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Haploembia solieriObserver
chryslercrusherDescription
Just a few centimetres long. I normally find these in old mulch, this one ran up a wall so I could finally get a photo.
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Mile End Jumping Spider (Macaroeris nidicolens)Observer
chryslercrusherDescription
Thumbnail size.
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House Centipede (Scutigera coleoptrata)Observer
chryslercrusherDescription
Around 10-12 cm. This was dragging a dead moth across my shed floor, not sure if it killed it or not. Dropped it's meal and scuttled off when I started taking pics.
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Fig Wax Scale (Ceroplastes rusci)Observer
chryslercrusherDescription
These white ww2 helmet looking things appeared on one branch of a large tree, nowhere else on the whole tree. Some where accompanied with the black blob things, not sure if they relate. When I popped one white helmet off the branch it spurted red powder.
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Something...Observer
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Missing DatePlace
Missing Location
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East Canary Wall Gecko (Tarentola angustimentalis)Observer
chryslercrusherDescription
Often by the light on my terrace catching food.
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Thistle Mantis (Blepharopsis mendica)Observer
chryslercrusherDescription
Not scared. Casually sitting in the middle of the path.
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Cottony Cushion Scale (Icerya purchasi)Observer
chryslercrusherDescription
Sucking the life from my baby tree
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Dieuches schmitziObserver
chryslercrusherDescription
This was with three others under a slab with a load of ants
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Hogna feroxObserver
chryslercrusherDescription
About 5cm in length, possibly some kind of wolf spider.
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Fungus Moths, Clothes Moths, & Allies (Family Tineidae)Observer
chryslercrusherDescription
This creature was inside whatever it is behind him, dragging the whole thing pretty quickly. Very small, I left a clipper lighter in one of the photos for size reference.
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Jumping Spiders (Family Salticidae)Observer
chryslercrusherDescription
Very tiny jumping spider.
