Many thanks TokoToko wrote:Nice try, arks, but your dragonfly has dark patches on the base of the hindwings and the Pantala has clear wings.
I have made an entry for you in the book, now you can find it https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... 07#p253307
Insect or Invertebrates Identification - DONE
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I found this oneBluTuna wrote: I see this type of Moth quite often. They hang from upside-down from plants and are very skittish. This is the first one I've managed to photograph.
Measured Pearl Nausinoe geometralis a Crambrid
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Brilliant, thanks Toko
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Over the weekend I FINALLY received a reply from the ADU virtual museum folks (seems they were having problems which needed sorting, hence the long delay), so I'll submit my lacewings and see what they come up with.
I agree w/ your (Toko) ID of my KTP bark lacewing being a Centroclisis (poss. mendax??), NOT Syngenes. Will wait to see if they can supply a species before I change it.
I agree w/ your (Toko) ID of my KTP bark lacewing being a Centroclisis (poss. mendax??), NOT Syngenes. Will wait to see if they can supply a species before I change it.
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Here's one from my trip to the Kruger last November. I have no idea what this is
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Wow Toko, I looked through the insect book and couldn't see anything that looked like this!
Well done & thank you
Well done & thank you
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Can anyone help with an ID of this bee? Seen along the Kommetjie seaside boardwalk (which is part of TMNP) in late November 2014.