11005-11909 Caversham peripatus (Peripatoides 'Dunedin') with two young. The species is ovoviparous (live-bearing), and has 15 pairs of legs. It is widespread through a range of habitat, from forests and urban areas (including tip sites) in Dunedin, through the tussock grasslands of Danseys Pass to its northern limits in the mixed broadleaf/podocarp forests of Peel Forest. Caversham Valley, Dunedin *
11005-11815 Caversham peripatus (Peripatoides 'Dunedin') close-up inside rotten log. this species is ovoviparous (live-bearing), and has 15 pairs of legs. It is widespread through a range of habitat, from forests and urban areas (including tip sites) in Dunedin, through the tussock grasslands of Danseys Pass to its northern limits in the mixed broadleaf/podocarp forests of Peel Forest. Caversham Valley, Dunedin *
11005-11919 Trotters Gorge peripatus (Peripatoides 'Dunedin') group communally feeding on a dead cave weta (Pleioplectron simplex). This species is ovoviparous (live-bearing), and has 15 pairs of legs. It is widespread through a range of habitat, from forests and urban areas (including tip sites) in Dunedin, through the tussock grasslands of Danseys Pass to its northern limits in the mixed broadleaf/podocarp forests of Peel Forest. Trotters Gorge *
