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Nymphs (Nymphalidae)

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Nymphs (Nymphalidae)

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Danaus plexippus at Orangeville, NSW by belleandjason
Geitoneura acantha at Penrose, NSW by Aussiegall
Heteronympha merope (Common Brown Butterfly) at Fitzroy Falls, NSW by plants
Vanessa itea (Yellow Admiral) at Fitzroy Falls, NSW by plants
Heteronympha merope (Common Brown Butterfly) at Fitzroy Falls, NSW by plants
Tisiphone abeona at Wildes Meadow, NSW by plants
Tisiphone abeona at Penrose, NSW by Aussiegall
Danaus plexippus at Orangeville, NSW by belleandjason3113
Tisiphone abeona (Varied Sword-grass Brown) at Appin, NSW by jb2602

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Aussiegall wrote:
24 Nov 2024
@MichaelBedingfield It did emerge but unfortunately, I was out when it did and came home to find that it had fallen off the leaf onto the bottom of the container. I carefully popped it back on the leaf in the garden and it unfurled, when I went back to check on it later, it was gone
Vanessa itea
owenh wrote:
21 Nov 2024
Hi Aussiegall, looks like a mature Vanessa kershawi pupa. Hope you get to see the butterfly emerge.
Vanessa itea
MichaelBedingfield wrote:
21 Nov 2024
A butterfly
Vanessa itea
SuziBond wrote:
21 Feb 2024
No worries :)
Danaus plexippus
Freebird wrote:
21 Feb 2024
Thanks for the information Suzi.
Danaus plexippus

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Geitoneura acantha

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Vanessa itea at Fitzroy Falls, NSW

Heteronympha merope at Fitzroy Falls, NSW

Heteronympha merope at Fitzroy Falls, NSW

Heteronympha merope at Fitzroy Falls, NSW

Heteronympha merope at Fitzroy Falls, NSW

Vanessa itea at Fitzroy Falls, NSW

Vanessa itea at Fitzroy Falls, NSW

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