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| Habitus |
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| Posterior spiracles |
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| Head skeleton and toroidal mouthhooks |
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| Anterior spiracle post KOH application |
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| Various spicules, including anal (bottomlright) |
Where it was found
Monday, January 20, 2020
Lonchaea patens, Cullaloe Hills, NT1888, 12.i.2020
A larva found in a wet pocket of felled Fraxinus trunk on the 12th January, which I initially planned to rear out. However, since I had already examined another lonchaeid larva I decided to compare this one. This one was much easier to determine with the RES Lonchaeidae book, though the other one may also give itself up eventually.
Where it was found
Where it was found
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Hmmm...very interesting, I may try that too.
ReplyDeleteEveryone should try it at least once. Though it may be habit-forming
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