Insect or Invertebrates Identification - DONE

[Toko]

5 per day was the target

Indeed great progress here - we are not so bad

[nan]

5 per day... you are superman

indeed a lot of work

[Toko]

5 per day was suggested (or was it a demand) by ExFmem

[ExFmem]

It was politely DEMANDED But like many dictators, I'm not living up to my own decrees.
Okay, 2 down, 2 to go. (Can't find ANYTHING on the stick insect except distribution.)

[Toko]

Any ideas on this?

In our toilet in Nellies today, about the length of a pack of cigarettes!






Looks like a leaf!

This is a Pselaphelia flavivitta Leaf Emperor Moth
Family: Saturniidae. Subfamily: Saturniinae


Medium-sized (wingspan 90 mm), varying from bright yellow to rusty yellow. Fore wings with pointed and slightly hooked tip. Eyespot on each wing

This one is greenish because RP can not take proper

[nan]

interesting one ... a bit blurry

[Toko]

:) :) :) :)

can anyone give me the real name for this "creature"

it is not rp's toupee

Monkey moth caterpillar (Eupterotidae)

[nan]

I have got almost the same hairy... even swiming in water

[ExFmem]

[quote="BluTuna"]Here's the unidentified stuff from my last few days in the garden.

And a not quite so ugly fly.




Homoneura sp. Family:Lauxaniidae

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Homoneura_sp.jpg

H.laxifrons, rhodesi, or africana etc? I haven't gone through the whole key, but the wing venations are close. Time for dinner, but just throwing it out there

http://digitallibrary.amnh.org/dspace/b ... sequence=1

[Toko]

Looks like a match

Homoneura rhodesi has the correct wing patterns