Tag Archives: nocturnal

Bush Home Living – Why It’s Worth It

Posted on 01/11/2015 by Mt Gravatt Environment Group

By Sandra Tuszynska I have been encouraged to create posts related to the encounters with the wild animals that I share the land and more often than not, my home with. To be honest, I could probably produce a post … Continue reading →

Posted in Living in the Bush | Tagged Bush Home Living, Holconia insignis, huntsmen, nocturnal, Sparassidae, spiders | 1 Comment

The Hawkmoth Vision

Posted on 05/03/2015 by Mt Gravatt Environment Group

by Sandra Tuszynska Moths are often overlooked as pollinators, as many are only active by night and perhaps we often don’t find them as attractive as butterflies. However, moths belong to the same order as butterflies called Lepidoptera and are … Continue reading →