Author Koh Lin ◦
You can sometimes see “red” in the most surprising places… from the eyes of the Golden-browed Resin Bee, to the butt end of the Red and Blue Beetle. There is also the aptly named Redback Spider and the Red-headed Mouse Spider (both being venomous).
Then there is the Red Jewel Bug, Red Spiny Assassin Bug, Red-blue Banded Leaf Beetle, Red Triangle Slug and the Red and Black Spider.
Not to overlook our red ants…
and the beautiful Red Spotted Jezebel…
The following listed in the same order as the photographs above:
- Red eyes of the Golden-browed Resin Bee (Megachile aurifrons)
- Red and Blue Beetle (Dicranolaius bellulus)
- Redback Spider (Latrodectus hasselti)
- Red-headed Mouse Spider (Missulena occatoria)
- Red Jewel Bug (Choerocoris paganus)
- Red Spiny Assassin Bug (Scipinia arenacea)
- Red-blue Banded Leaf Beetle (Paropsis obsoleta)
- Red Triangle Slug (Triboniophorus graeffei)
- Red and Black Spider (Nicodamidae)
- Red Singer in the Southern Downs
- Red Bull Ant (Myrmecia gulosa)
- Red-headed Spider Ant (Leptomyrmex erythrocephalus)
- Red Spotted Jezebel (Delias aganippe)
and then of course there is the Reddish-brown Flower Beetle…
and the commonly named Red-tipped Crab Spider…
… I see red…
