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Honeydew on capsicum leaves, as a result of a severe aphid infestation.
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Honeydew on capsicum leaves, as a result of a severe aphid infestation.
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Parasitoid wasp (Aphelinus mali) and Wooly apple aphid (Eriosoma lanigerum).
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Minute two spotted ladybird (Diomus notescens) larva feeding on aphids
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Adult brown lacewing feeding on aphid. These are common predators of aphids in outdoor crops.
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Cabbage aphids on canola. Note that many aphids have been parasitised by wasps (see enlarged bronze-coloured aphids).
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Hoverfly and sowthistle aphids.
The offspring of this adult hoverfly are predatory maggots that feed on aphids.
(Photo: Yukima Cameron)
A cluster of ladybird eggs laid beside a sowthistle aphid colony
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Parasitised aphids in capsicum crop
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Wooly apple aphid (Eriosoma lanigerum) parasitised by Aphelinus mali wasp.
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Wooly apple aphid (Eriosoma lanigerum)
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
A heavily parasitised colony of melon aphids (note parasitoid wasp, top centre)
(Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Hoverfly larva feeding on aphid
(Photo: Denis Crawford, Graphic Science)
Aphidius parasitoid wasp inserting its egg into an aphid
(Photo: Denis Crawford, Graphic Science)
Transverse ladybird (Coccinella transversalis) hunting black citrus aphid (Toxoptera citricida)
(Photo Dan Papacek)
Lacewing larva impaling an unfortunate aphid. Note the debris collected on the back of the lacewing. This may be for camouflage or defence.
Lacewing larva impaling an aphid (Photo: Denis Crawford – Graphic Science)
Lacewing larva feeding on a hapless aphid (Photo: Angelica Cameron)
Aphids on sowthistle. Note the presence of hover fly eggs.
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