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: Green tree or Weaver ants - attending the larva


Green tree or Weaver ants - attending the larva

Green tree or Weaver ants - attending the larva of a lycaenid butterfly (Hypolycaena phorbas). (Oecophylla smaragdina virescens). Tropical Australia. Densey Clyne / Auscape / ardea.com

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10862204
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42937428
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3543px x 2296px (1.1MB)
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© Auscape / www.ardea.com
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