Commonly distributed in the leaves (at least the lower branches). Has a weak grip - slight shaking of the branches throws them off. When not moving, comfortably attaches itself/hugs the leaf or twig it's on, and somehow positions themselves in a way which makes it look like the leaf or the twig that it's on was made ideally for that individual insect. Fascinating!
Eucalyptus. Very large leaves with firm branches (not types which are rich with fiber and stringy. More solid in the branches, with a kind of gnarled twisting to it. Leaves also commonly has twisted and curled features)Associated plant
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