30: first instars, length 0.1 cm. 19 January 2004, Crocidolomia pavonana, EVERGESTINAE	31: #30: early instars, length 1 cm. 25 January 2004, Crocidolomia pavonana, EVERGESTINAE	32: #30: late instar dorsal view, 25 January 2004, Crocidolomia pavonana, EVERGESTINAE	33: #30 late instar lateral view, 25 January 2004, Crocidolomia pavonana, EVERGESTINAE
34: #30: female moth 4 February 2004, Crocidolomia pavonana, EVERGESTINAE	35: #30: female moth, underside Crocidolomia pavonana, EVERGESTINAE	#30: male moth, Crocidolomia pavonana, EVERGESTINAE	#30: male moth, underside Crocidolomia pavonana, EVERGESTINAE

NOCTUIDAE

6: This is one of three have found over two days in December 2003. They have all been found on mint and are about 3.5cm long. They tend to curl into a ball and flick themselves sideways when alarmed. Chrysodeixis argentifera, PLUSIINAE

7: another caterpillar on Tomato, length about 2 cms. November 2003: perhaps Helicoverpa armigera, HELIOTHINAE

8: tiny caterpillar in a Shallot flower. There were around half a dozen of these tiny caterpillars in the same flower. length 4-5 mm. perhaps Helicoverpa armigera, HELIOTHINAE

15:length 4.5 cms. on Silver Beet dorsal view December 2003 Spodoptera litura AMPHIPYRINAE

16: #15 again lateral view Spodoptera litura AMPHIPYRINAE

17: #15 again head close-up Spodoptera litura AMPHIPYRINAE

18: #15 again, claspers and tail close-up.

January 2004, on Wandering Jew, length 1.2 cms. Its camouflage was amazing, as it was lying along the spine of the leaf. I wasn't even certain that it wasn't part of the leaf until I looked at it under a magnifying glass. It doesn't chew the leaf like most caterpillars I have seen. It seems to graze the green away, and leave a fine netting behind. Hypena subvittalis , HYPENINAE

#26 pupa, 4 January 2004, Hypena subvittalis, HYPENINAE.

#26 4 January 2004 moth, wingspan about 2 cms. Hypena subvittalis, HYPENINAE

#26: 4 January 2004, close-up of head of moth. Hypena subvittalis, HYPENINAE

PAPILIONIDAE

47: early instar Graphium choredon

48: late instar lateral view Graphium choredon

49: late instar dorsal view Graphium choredon

PIERIDAE

19: on Cauliflower, length 2 cms. December 2003 Pieris rapae,

20: #19 again December 2003 pupa, length 2 cms. Pieris rapae

21: #19 again 4 January 2004 adult butterfly just emerged Pieris rapae

22: #19 again 4 January 2004 head close-up, Pieris rapae

PLUTELLIDAE

45: January 2004, cocoon and pupa, Plutella xylostella,

46: #45: February 2004, adult moth, Plutella xylostella,

SPHINGIDAE

1: Hawk moth caterpillar on Mint, lateral view December, 2003: length about 7 cms

2: #1 dorsal view

3: #1 head close-up.

4: #1 ventral view

5: #1 posterior

13: December 2003, Theretra latreillii

50: larva Theretra oldenlandiae

51: head close-up Theretra oldenlandiae

52: ventral view behind thorax Theretra oldenlandiae

COCCINELLIDAE

38: larva Illeis galbula

39: #38 pupa Illeis galbula

40: #38 adult Illeis galbula

41: eggs and larva Epilachna vigintioctopunctata (28 Spot Ladybird) December 2003,

42: #41 adult Epilachna vigintioctopunctata (28 Spot Ladybird)

FLATIDAE

43: pupa of Leaf Hopper

44: #43 adult Leaf Hopper probably Siphanta acuta

UNIDENTIFIED

9: unidentified eggs on a dried grass stem (possibly Paspalum). The cluster measures about 1 cm in length, and each individual egg is about 1mm long. They are shiny green, and appear to the naked eye to be circular, but the enlarged photos show they have a type of circular fringe at the non-adhered end, 6 December 2003	10: #9 once more, in close-up, one can definitely see something inside (stripey somethings). This image was taken with a Nikon PB-6 bellows fully extended and a Nikon 200mm Medical Lens with its matching 1 diopter auxilliary lens - f45 @ 1/8 sec, no flash, 28 December 2003	11: #9 once again, hatched bugs surrounding the egg cases, 31 December 2003, 8.30 am	12: #9 once again, 3rd instar, 10 January 2004
14: length 3cms. found under a Gum Tree, mummified caterpillar, December 2003	23: unknown bug. 4 January 2004	24: parasitic wasp 23 January 2004	case of small moth caterpillar.