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Friday, March 03, 2006
Waxflower + Fly
Geraldton Waxflower (
chamelaucium uncinatum
) blooms through winter and into spring in our climate. Many insects use it for food during this period, including this syrphid fly feeding on nectar at a katydid-chewed flower.
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Geraldton Waxflower (chamelaucium uncinatum) blooms through winter and into spring in our climate. Many insects use it for food during this period, including this syrphid fly feeding on nectar at a katydid-chewed flower.
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