Observaciones de julievause_nz

Plenty of this growing along tree trunks all through Puketi Forest walk.

Many plants growing well within Puketi Forest.

Several plants growing within Puketi Forest Kauri walk.

Jumping spider guarding web nest in curled leaf in messy long grass patch at Waitangi.

Tiny moth in long grass beside old Waitangi Bowling Green and a small tract of NZ native forest.

Small snail, about 20mm total length, on a wooden sign in the forest at Waitangi Treaty Grounds

Magnificent specimen built a large web against our house adk=jacent to a small tract of NZ native bush.

Very tiny single crab spider in flower of our Yellow Daisy Bush on our property.

I'm seeing quite a lot of these during Summer, at our property at Opua, Bay of Islands.

Two nymphs seen under a banana leaf in our garden in Opua.

Adult climbing up the side of our house in Opua, Bay of Islands, adjacent to NZ native bush.

Single fly resting on a banana leaf on our property.

Single moth resting in white net surrounding swan plants and monarch caterpillars on our property adjacent to NZ native bush.

Adult Jumping Spider in our house, near to the sea and adjacent to NZ native bush reserve.

Two bugs mating on our deck railing, in Opua.

Daddy Longlegs has caught its prey and trussed it up, in our kitchen. We get a lot of Daddy Longlegs spiders in our house, next to a large tract of NZ native bush.

Magnificent sheet web spider approx 20mm body length, 75mm leg lengths. Seen on a deck post on our house, near native bush and close to the sea.

Small cluster of butterflies living around the long grass and trees on the spit at the coastal end of Matauri Bay.

Many butterflies flying and resting in a hilly area on the coast, with much long grass, wild carrot flowers, pohutukawa trees.

Single spider with prey on the nozzle of our hose adjacent to our house and some NZ native bush. Spider body about 5mm long.

Single spider curled into dying swanplant in our garden, adjacent to large native forest area.

Tiny plant growing in our lawn, in an area surrounded by native bush and fairly close to the sea.

Several tiny clumps growing in a very dry clay bank at the edge of a NZ native tree forest of mainly Celery Pine.