Hamilton Creek, a typical Far North creek-line with flow towards viewer.
The stone reef acts as a dam for a series of waterholes in distance.

One of the waterholes in above photo.
Glinus hostplants for Dark Grass-blue are growing at edge of creek and waterhole.

Prostrate Glinus lotoides (grey coloured) and
Glinus oppositifolius (dark green coloured)
occurring at above waterhole

Different colour forms of fifth instar larvae, head on left

Fly parasitoid

Newly pupated in left photo, one pupa free, the other has pupated inside a Dark Grass-blue pupa

Emergent fly in right photo

Wasp parasitoid

Mature wasp larva newly emergent from fourth instar Dark Grass-blue larva in left photo

Newly pupated in right photo