This was the big one. 4 millimeters, eyes to back bumper. |
And this pupa or egg case, under 2 mm. across, was sandwiched between two leaves. (This was four days ago; I looked at it again tonight, and the casing seems to have thinned, and I can see segments inside. I think it's a pupa. I hope it hatches.)
Almost flying-saucer shaped, then. Now it's longer, and brown at the tip. |
And the spiders got three miniature golden flies or wasps.
I'm still working on evil mussels. Story tomorrow, I think.
Thanks for showing us these easily-overlooked wonders.
ReplyDeleteMy Allogona / Oregon Land Snail babies are slowly making their way back to their parent woods.
ReplyDeleteSnailettes of all sizes. I love watching them in their terrarium.
I've always loved snails, and when I find them in the garden, I remove them and put them elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteI will have to look more closely at them and their surroundings now!!!