Male Flower Wasp feeding on Grevillea nectar near Lyndhurst in November. Body length approximately 25mm.


Male Flower Wasp feeding on Grevillea nectar near Lyndhurst in November. Body length approximately 25mm.


Ctenostegus, the Spider Hunter Wasp, hunts and paralyses spiders, digs a burrow in the ground and deposits the spider along with some eggs. The spider (in this case a Beautiful Badge Hunstman) becomes living food for the developing larvae underground.






Hundreds of evacuated mud wasp nests observed in a cave in the cliff face of Barraranna Gorge, Arkaroola.


Bursaria spinosa, also known as Christmas Bush or Sweet Bursaria, in flower with native wasp at Ikara-Flinders Ranges National Park.
