Favoritos de b_coulter
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Microdon tristisObservador
thecicadadudeDescrição
Found under a dead branch with a colony of Camponotus pennsylvanicus. Unfortunately it was spent but still in really good condition especially if it emerged June of last year.
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Género CladoniaObservador
stephen_bucklinDescrição
gray, multi-branched, brown apothecia/pycnidia. on weathered split rail fence.
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sandlaufkaferLugar
PrivadoDescrição
Please note that the location is NOT disclosed. It is in Shiga Prefecture, Japan.
Because it is an endangered species in Japan, I dare not to specify the exact location. I will make the information available upon request.
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Cladonia petrophilaObservador
stephen_bucklinDescrição
medulla UV+ blue-white
on sandstone boulder along creek
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Dasylechia atroxObservador
gannetDescrição
It was large, 2-2.5 cm. It had captured a wasp.
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Demodex brevisObservador
davidenriqueDescrição
Found on the nasal ala/alar crease of a Homo sapiens sapiens, using a gentle deep skin scrape procedure that didn't involve any capillary bleeding.
First mite measures ~210um x 44um
Second mite ~334um x 34um
After that I got lazy and didn't measure them.
Most of them weren't moving, but this one was: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cd-NarK9NjE
I also found a Demodex folliculorum in thes same sample:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/68306159
and an egg: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/68305996
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Chaetodera albinaObservador
sankarkdas77Descrição
During koch bihar DCP photowalk in support of The Great Nature Project by National Geographic.
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stephen_bucklinDescrição
growing on a hemlock branch and also on leaf debris underneath a rock overhang along the trail.
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gnatcatcherDescrição
For NJ statewide bioblitz. Safely returned to burrow. Note pronotum with cephalo-lateral angles extending well past mesal portion. Inner hooks with 5+ setae.
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kim_flemingDescrição
~1.1 cm, on beech. Sphiximorpha willistoni, syrphid fly pupa.
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Família EncyrtidaeObservador
pete_woodsDescrição
Parasitic wasps from a single Marmara cf fraxinicola pupa. Pupa collected in late May; not sure when wasps emerged.
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Laphria apilaObservador
marykeimDescrição
Econ River Wilderness Area, Seminole County, FL, May 2018. Bioblitz.
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Género LaphriaObservador
lonewolf88Descrição
Weird color. Looked like a bee or hornet. Furry. Acted like a horsefly. Never ever seen one before.
