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Dicots (Class Magnoliopsida)Observer
angelanoskeDescription
Seems to be parasitic, dried fruit capsules can be seen on the lower left-hand side of the plant, as well as some strings that look like dresses.
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Pellitory-of-the-Wall (Parietaria judaica)Observer
brothernorbertDescription
Am Fuß der Hausmauer bzw. am Regenrinnenauslauf.
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Garden Treasure Flower (Gazania × splendens)Observer
brothernorbertDescription
feral / verwildert; = Gazania x hybrida
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angelanoskeDescription
Euryops muirii
dense small shrub about 600 mm, green oval ericoid leaves, shiny green, ray florets presumably yellow
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Fine Stonecrop (Crassula expansa)Observer
angelanoskeDescription
small succulent
very small succulent, a tendency to form mats
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Hermannia Microtesticulare Ms (Hermannia sp11)Observer
wendywilesPlace
Impala Rd, Reebok, Western Cape: The plant is growing on the road verge, but the area byond it is undisturbed land. (Google, OSM)Description
Teeny, weeny Hermania
The plant is low growing, approximately 20 cm tall, and spreads over a 50cm radius. The flowers all hang down, and the leaves are green above, and grey below as can be seen in the photo.
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European Pepper Moth (Duponchelia fovealis)Observer
magdastluciaDescription
Came to the light in the house.
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Rusty Dot Pearl (Udea ferrugalis)Observer
magdastluciaDescription
Came to the light in the house.
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Butterflies and Moths (Order Lepidoptera)Observer
magdastluciaDescription
Came to the light in the house.
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Owlet Moths and Allies (Superfamily Noctuoidea)Observer
magdastluciaDescription
Came to the porch light.
Might be the same as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/11242153
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Pink-laced Emerald (Comostolopsis stillata)Observer
magdastluciaDescription
Came to the porch light.
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Genus AnomisObserver
magdastluciaDescription
Anomis sabulifera?
Came to the light in the house.
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Orange Drab (Gracilodes caffra)Observer
bushboyDescription
Nothing 'Drab' about me
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Hawaiian Beet Webworm Moth (Spoladea recurvalis)Observer
magdastluciaDescription
Came to the light in the house
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Small Cloth (Rhesala moestalis)Observer
magdastluciaDescription
Came to the light in the house
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Trapeze Moth (Marasmia trapezalis)Observer
magdastluciaDescription
Came to the light in the house
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The Geometrician (Grammodes stolida)Observer
angelanoskeDescription
brown moth
+- 2,5 cm wingspan
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Privet Hawkmoth (Sphinx ligustri)Observer
wolfachimDescription
Photos by Hanna Roland; 2nd photo after release into the garden: the Sphinx rested on a tree trunk.
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Tropical Anomis (Anomis flava)Observer
magdastluciaDescription
Came to the light
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Pearl Moths (Subfamily Spilomelinae)Observer
magdastluciaDescription
Came to the light
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African Hummingbird Hawkmoth (Macroglossum trochilus)Observer
bushboyDescription
Deep throat
Nasty tendency to shoot out the frame ...
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Laelia fractaObserver
bushboyDescription
Gate sitter
Spent all day on the gate post under the light. Not happy to be caught as evening fell and briefly detained for frustrating photo-op. Took disgusted refuge deep inside Dune Soapberry tree on re-release.
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Orange Drab (Gracilodes caffra)Observer
bushboyDescription
Cold House Geckos = more moths
About 30mm wingspan
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Tunbridge Wells Gem (Chrysodeixis acuta)Observer
wolfachimDescription
ID suggested by H. Roland
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Gamtoos River Crab (Potamonautes barbarai)Observer
angelanoskeDescription
Land crab
This crab is about palm sized and pinkisch-brown. It is very common in Stillbay. I found it wandering around on New Year^s Eve around mid night
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Butterflies and Moths (Order Lepidoptera)Observer
angelanoskeDescription
fuzzy moth
small moth, about 3 cm across, night swarmer
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Cudweeds, Everlastings, and Pussytoes (Subtribe Gnaphaliinae)Observer
angelanoskeDescription
Stoebe or Disparago?
flower heads in rthe pichture differ from Disparago that grows in the same area, by its long cyindrical shape.
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Subfamily PyralinaeObserver
angelanoskeDescription
drab coloured triangular moth
small triangular moth, about 2 cm wing span, observed on street-light lit wall at 9 pm
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Triple-stripe Peacock (Chiasmia subcurvaria)Observer
wolfachimDescription
Kololo
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Grey Shark (Cucullia terensis)Observer
wolfachimDescription
Kololo; ID suggested by Hanna Roland
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Pygmy Emperor (Rohaniella pygmaea)Observer
wolfachimDescription
Kololo; ID suggested by Hanna Roland
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Genus EudalacaObserver
wolfachimDescription
Kololo; ID suggested by Hanna Roland
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Tortricid Leafroller Moths (Family Tortricidae)Observer
wolfachimDescription
Tomjachu Bush Retreat
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Lantana Flower-Cluster Moth (Crocidosema lantana)Observer
sunnetchanDescription
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Greenband Swallowtail (Papilio nireus ssp. lyaeus)Observer
bushboyDescription
Jeez! Open them wings already!
Mud plugger. Went to extreme lengths (last pic) to try to get the uppers - no cigar.
Why they're called "Green" banded I'll never understand - electric blue and black.
