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birdsbugsbonesDescrição
Large, terrestrial, potentially leech. Disturbed from leaflitter.
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brirosaDescrição
Found many leeches in The Bowl, along the Beehive Trail in Acadia National Park.
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Género TorixObservador
pintailDescrição
Hwacheon.
On Rana uenoi and Rana huanrensis.
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Género MacrobdellaObservador
ookami_kaiDescrição
Not sure what species exactly. It did not have any spotting or stripes.
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Macrobdella decoraObservador
katy789Descrição
Lots of 3"-5" specimens found in a small pond with peepers and bullfrogs
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Sanguessugas (Subclasse Hirudinea)Observador
chloe_and_trevorDescrição
Maybe? Subalpine pond.
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Macrobdella decoraObservador
mosquito-anemicDescrição
Some NSFW stuff going on here😳😆
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sercfisheriesDescrição
Synonym of Calliobdella vivida. Found infecting Blueback Herring, Alosa aestivalis.
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Macrobdella decoraObservador
mollymjacobsonDescrição
These were fairly common in a number of ponds at the WMA and at Seneca Meadows. Size ~ 5-6 inches when they felt like stretching out.
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Macrobdella decoraObservador
haczechDescrição
Has 4 copulatory gland pores and 5 annuli between gonopores (second photo for ventral surface)
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Sanguessugas (Subclasse Hirudinea)Observador
asquithcmDescrição
From Noyes Slough near Creamer's Field in Fairbanks, AK.
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HaemopisObservador
torreystegallDescrição
Found this leech in a flooded yard in bath county, Kentucky. Any help identifying it would be much appreciated. I did not think to get pictures of the eyes.
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Género MacrobdellaObservador
earthstephenDescrição
Second photo is ventral side.
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Macrobdella decoraObservador
almhydeDescrição
Found free swimming near recently broken up wood frog egg masses.
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Macrobdella decoraObservador
asjonesDescrição
About 4” long! Dark olive green with tiny orange spots on dorsum and orange below. Shallow water of freshwater pond
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Macrobdella decoraObservador
mcclur51Descrição
Macrobdella decora caught from wild 'beaver' pond using graduate students as bait.
Four copulatory pores on ventral side confirms M.decora ID (vs. M.sestertia). See images 3 and 4 for scale. Image 5 = sample site
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Macrobdella decoraObservador
celestihelDescrição
A leech hunting along the shore of the pond near the top of the App Gap.
