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Some shots of the Yellow Palm dart.
Cephrenes trichopepla
12/08/21
Just having a rest.
Cephrenes augiades, “Orange Palm Dart”
06/03/21
Peacefully enjoying the last moments of life.
Undetermined Cephrenes species
25/10/20
Unfortunate.
Undetermined Cephrenes species Thomisus spectabilis, “Spectacular Crab Spider”
25/10/20
Happiest moment of our lives.
Undetermined Cephrenes species
25/10/20
I enjoy going to nurseries, with so many plants for sale, there’s always a wide variety of insects.
These are the rolled-leaf cocoons of a Cephrenes caterpillar. Similar to leaf roller moths, these small butterflies (Family Hesperidae) create shelters by stitching together leaves with silk. The Cephrenes genus of Hesperid caterpillar feeds excusively on palms, and is found in Southeast Asia, and Australia.
29/05/21
The Orange Palm Dart. Found sipping on nectar.
Cephrenes augiades Caterpillars feed on a wide variety of Arecaceae species. Pentas plants attract adult butterflies.
18/05/22
