
There is so much bracken on our property that often all you hear of animals and lizards is a thumping or skittering as they run away. I caught this guy napping. His head popped up and he stared at me as if stunned, then after a few long seconds, decided to make a run for it.This particular walk was full of kookaburras - I think I heard several different choruses from at least a dozen different bird groups. I'm convinced that they warn everything that I'm coming!
4 comments:
Hi Sherryl
I think your Caterpillar will develop into the Emperor Gum Moth.
Cheers
Denis
Hi Denis,
I think you might be right. It certainly has those tiny blue protuberances when you enlarge the photo (which is a bit blurry then, I'm afraid).
I wouldn't have picked it from the net because many of the photos make it look blue or white!
I'm sure cockatoos tell their feathered friends that you're around. I feel they even point to where you are. I've had that happen at Mansfield and it comes across as a real warning.
Have a look at the closely related Helena Gum Moth - Opodiphthera helena
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