I know that these species have symbiotic mites, but is this normal? There are many, the cockroach seems to be more still than the rest.
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Eggs samia I never Sauce, ambient humidity in our homes is sufficient
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High humidity kills the eggs, the photo appear to be dead
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those who are getting dark means they are about to be born
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Thanks, have logic, anyway I not have many animals to be able to test, lol
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hello, I had to search and E. neglecta is not, for two reasons, eucalyptus photo I took not just flowers, is more trusses, and then put the leaves are young leaves, they become very stiff and very long when staying adult
later insert pictures with mature leaves of the tree
here in Portugal, it is a rare place where the temperature is below -10º hehehe
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Here in Portugal entire forest was replaced by eucalyptus trees, several species, and how there are many moths that eat E.gunni, so I wonder whether it was
I forgot to say that are new leaves, not took pictures adult leaves
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hello, this is Eucalyptus gunni???
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hello, tell me know which species of ant?
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nobody knows? :confused:
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Hello,
already used some Pinus pinea and Pinus pinaster in feeding Actias dubernardi and actias isabellae?
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for me it looks like Agrotis segetum....(but the picture is really poor
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the caterpillar is still in the cocoon, the moth is another,
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hello, I know tell me what kind it is? feeds is Brassica oleracea
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