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Tachinid puparia - Pales funesta (left)
and Trigonospila brevifacies (right) |
These are the pupal stages of flies which parasitises
leafroller caterpillars/pupae. The puparium is found in the
leafroll made by the leafroller caterpillar (left). The remains
of the caterpillar can be seen in the left picture, while on the
right, the puparium protrudes from the leafroller pupa (right,
above) compared to a healthy leafroller pupa below. The puparium of Pales feredayi has
a similar appearance.
To see other stages of Pales funesta 
Adult To see other stages
of Trigonospila brevifacies Adult Egg
