Heres a pic of 4th instar sallow kitten at 25mm now.and a pic of grey dagger larva with parasitic cocoon attached,nature eh !!
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3 comments:
Fascinating stuff Bri.
I presume the parasitic wasp pupa is using the warning colours and irritating hairs of the dead(?)Grey Dagger larva as a defence from would be predators - clever or what!
we dont know half of what go,s on,i bet theres parasitica which prey on other parasites no doubt !
There are, they're called hyper parisitoids.That's why it can be very difficult sometimes to determine what a particular parisitoid has fed on - the moth or the original parisitoid which fed on the moth!
You thought studying micros was problematical - it seems to pale into insignificance compared to studying parasitic wasps.
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