Bogong moth (Agrotis infusa)
Bogong moth (Agrotis infusa) resting on a leaf. Photo supplied by Bug Doctor Pest Solutions.
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Bogong moth (Agrotis infusa) resting on a leaf. Photo supplied by Bug Doctor Pest Solutions.
View photo & notes →German cockroach photographed on a wall. Photo supplied by Bug Doctor Pest Solutions.
View photo & notes →Likely a black house spider (Badumna species), photographed in its web. Its dark body and pale abdominal markings are useful clues. The exact species has not been confirmed from…
View photo & notes →Foraging black ants take the bait back to the nest and share it with other colony members. This spreads the treatment through the colony and can help eliminate it over time.
View photo & notes →A close view of a spider on an exterior wall, supplied for the Bug Doctor gallery. Clear photographs can help us discuss what you have noticed.
View photo & notes →Black worker ants beside a larger reproductive ant. Winged reproductive ants are called alates. After mating, fertilised females can shed their wings and establish new colonies …
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