Favoritos de arnovandervyver
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Género MicariaObservador
aperturesciencebydanDescrição
Appears to be a male. Amazing how colorful this species is!
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Chelypus hirstiObservador
rachel_graceDescrição
Ran across the road really fast in broad daylight, every bird in the vicinity wanted to have it for lunch!
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Trirhabda bacharidisObservador
wildcarrotDescrição
Larva. Saw over a dozen of these.
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Hemiempusa capensisObservador
wolfachimDescrição
male species; Photos and ID by Hanna Roland
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Cazira verrucosaObservador
vipinbaligaDescrição
I was stunned to see a complete demon like face on this bug..!!
To me this face is complete with the beautiful crown formed by the limbs... :-)
size: 1cm approx
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Eudocima iridescensObservador
davidgwhiteDescrição
I have too many moths to add here.But this one was exceptionally beautiful. ID from a moth expert . This one was sitting on my kitchen wall. After I took the photo she flew away and never revisited me.
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Cerocranus extremusObservador
damienbrDescrição
Cerocranus extremus, Kuschel 2008
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Antliarhis zamiaeObservador
colin25Descrição
Just for interest, added cycad seeds being sorted . Nobody seems to know who brought them in or where they came from, but many of the seeds have similar holes, similarly empty. None of our cycads have cones now, so thinking this beastie came in with the seeds.
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Achilus flammeusObservador
possumpeteDescrição
Great night with the light traps set up at Sheoak, Lorne. With @johnlenagan and @kallies
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Geminaria canalisObservador
kuedaDescrição
a) The jumping spider resemblance is insane. b) The range of sizes among adults is insane. What is up with this fly.
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Cloniocerus kraussiiObservador
gigilaidlerDescrição
Here^s looking at you, Kid... and we have a lift off
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Thomisus scrupeusObservador
wynand_uysDescrição
Body length 3.5 mm.
Found in forest understory
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Tenomerga leucophaeaObservador
botaneekDescrição
Tenomerga again
clearly a viable local population of this oddity here, as I found this one in my house, alive and well. Wonder if it is associated with east coast plant species introduced and well established in this area, like Ekebergia and Harpephyllum?
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Chelypus hirstiObservador
tuliDescrição
Dwarf Solifugid
strange little beastie scurrying around, very rapidly, in the sand between the grass clumps on a sparsely vegetated railway reserve; fast moving so had to be trapped in a cut off 2 lt coke bottle for photographing. Is it deformed? [answer NO, this is what Moleromans look like] if so, it certainly didn't hamper its mobility, and what about those armaments - the 2nd and 3rd legs have rows of pink vicious-looking spines ventrally and laterally while the palps end in a whole cluster of spines, like mace heads. I think in the 2nd photo there is a thin first leg just visible below the righthand palp
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tyronepingDescrição
Chamaesaura macrolepis - Large Scale Grass Lizard. From Camperdown, KwaZulu-Natal. www.tyroneping.co.za/lizards/chamaesaura-macrolepis/
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Boto-Cor-de-Rosa (Inia geoffrensis)Observador
schaferphoDescrição
Amazon River Dolphins or Botos (Inia geoffrensis) Mother and Calf underwater in Flooded Forest, Rio Negro, Amazonia, Brazil
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herpguyDescrição
This Blind Snake was found on the road at night 48 km east of Springbok in Cape Province of South Africa. At 283 mm total length it is the largest specimen known of this species.
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Cangulo-Oceânico (Canthidermis maculata)Observador
neotropicalmigrantDescrição
Not my image, not my observation, location is certain. Posting it because it is spectacular and to the best of my ability I can’t find reference to any triggerfish like it
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Género MicrocaeculusObservador
peterwebbDescrição
About 2-3mm long, found under a rock on the soil surface, in grassland, weird.
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peterwebbDescrição
ambush bug
First put onto i Spot on the 22nd Feb as a nymph, this was kept and looked after until fully grown. Had its last moult 5 days ago, and this is the end result.
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Scelotes capensisObservador
herpguyDescrição
This skink was found during the day under rocks on a small plateau off the main road 30 km east of Aus in Luderitz District in eastern Namibia.
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Género PachyballusObservador
jonathan_whitakerDescrição
Looks like Pachyballus miniscutulus, which would extend that species' range to Zimbabwe. Found by @spidermandan, original observation https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/140392839
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Stenocara eburneaObservador
gerhard_diedericksDescrição
Stenocara eburnea - Namib Desert
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mkriekDescrição
besie
These were only found on bracken, and in an escarpment type of environment.
