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Caterpillars: especially Australian ones Links to images, and descriptions of biology, behaviour, and life histories of 1271 Australian Lepidoptera species including 451 with Caterpillar pictures links to Australian Butterflies and their Caterpillars Australian Caterpillar Identification Page links to Australian Moths and their Caterpillars Australian Caterpillar Frequently Asked Questions FAQ ...

Australian Beekeeping & Honey Information Web Page.

AUSTRALIAN HONEY BEE INDUSTRY COUNCIL H O N E Y - A U S T R A L I A ' S L I Q U I D G O L D ABOUT AHBIC WHAT'S NEW CONTACTS US MEMBER BODIES LINKS ECONOMICS OF THE INDUSTRY ABOUT THE HONEY INDUSTRY PUBLICATIONS HONEY NEWSLETTER EXPORTERS PRODUCERS POLLINATORS Welcome to the AHBIC web site. We hope you enjoy learning about us and the honey bee industry in Australia. We would appreciate any ...

X Welcome to the home page of the Australian Native Bee Research Centre Promoting the Preservation and Enjoyment of Australia's 2, 000 Species of Native Bees. Search Tips Aussie Bee Online Welcome New Articles About Native Bees What are Native Bees Bee Photo Gallery Common Questions Bees in Houses - Advice Rescuing Native Bees Stingless Native Bees Keeping Stingless Bees Honey Production Crop ...

THE AUSTRALIAN BUTTERFLY SANCTUARY IN KURANDA, TROPICAL NORTH QUEENSLAND This 3, 666 cubic metre aviary is home to over 1500 magnificent tropical butterflies, all local to the area, including the electric blue Ulysses butterfly and the largest butterfly in Australia, the Cairns or Australian Birdwing. The aviary was opened in 1987 and has been visited by over a million people since. The ...

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The Insectarium of Victoria website gives an overview of the centers facilities and programs. The IOV Education Center includes numerous displays of Australian insects and related arthropods of the central Victorian and southern Australian regions. Visitors to the site may also keep up to date with events and activities at the center. Teachers may use the site for planning insect based studies ...

List of members of the Australian Queen Bee Breeders assn.