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On Newhaven in the NT, we're also learning about termites and pavements
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We find moisture on pavements is important to many species. Lemon migrants and a Lesser wanderer in moist sand by pavement
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Pavement surface and chamber close-up with blackening from termite plaster
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Paper for rubbing of pavement surface, photo by Briony Barr
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Danae and Josef measure depth of excavated termitaria at Newhaven
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A central structure and side chamber under pavement slab photo by Josef Schofield
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Vertical cross-section of excavated pavement by Sally Mumford
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Sam, Brian and Smokey, photo by Sarita
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Spinifex harvester termites: the krill of the desert
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Ptilotus xerophilus
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North of Desert Oak camp with pavements amongst spinifex, photo by Briony
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Pavements with sand veneer hold clear footprints
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Close-up of grass straws harvested by termites, photo by Gregory Crocetti
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Drepanotermes perniger
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Gregory and Sally inspect termite soldier hind legs
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Harvester termite mound near Newhaven home range
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Triodia spinifex dominate on sand plain
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Monoprints of termite related subjects by various people of Team Termite
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Monoprint by Sally
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Pavement spots in spinifex from drone, photo by John
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Termite team, by Beth