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Bacurau-Norte-Americano (Chordeiles minor)Observador
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Dispersed flock migrating and feeding low down over pine-oak barrens/sand prairie complex at dusk. Beautiful!
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Orthilia secundaObservador
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I feel like I should know this one, but it's eluding me
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I was walking through my yard, returning from a good day of photography. I passed the large boxwood shrub in my backyard and was surprised to hear a funny sound emanating from it, much like the snap-crackle-pop of Rice Krispies, or like distant rain falling on a tin roof. I stuck my head in the bush and listened, amazed. I noticed the sweet fragrance of boxwood blossoms, but nothing else. I watched the bush closely for movement, looking for unfolding leaving or opening buds, but, not surprisingly, there was none. So I ran inside to tell my family.
"That's impossible," said my mom when I told her the bush was making noise. "There must be something in it."
"I heard that sound yesterday," said Clare. "Mary thinks it's a rattlesnake."
"It's the plant growing," stated my four-year-old sister, Jane, in a matter-of-fact tone of voice.
"That's creepy," said my Dad. "Some kind of surveillance." But I was determined to find out what caused the noise. So I googled "why is my boxwood making noise" and found out other people have had similar experiences! Turns out this sound is caused by a severe infestation of Boxwood Leafminer, aka Boxwood Gall Midge. I split open a few of the yellowing leaves and discovered many tiny yellow maggots! Mystery solved!
As Jane said, "They munch loud!"
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Honckenya peploidesObservador
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This little plant forms perfect circles in the sand. The leaves are in whorls.
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Priocnemis minorataObservador
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This wasp dragged its spider prey along a good 15 feet of trail and underbrush while I watched.
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Came to blacklight after dark on warm (72-69F), clear, still night in remnant sand prairie. ID uncertain.
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Ptychostomum pallensObservador
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One of my favourite observations!
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Tesourinha (Complex Forficula auricularia)Observador
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I have read that Forficula is a species complex, so it's not auricularia
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Tephrosia virginianaObservador
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Albany Pne Bush Preserve, Trailhead 1, Yellow Trail
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Calla palustrisObservador
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In roadside sphagnum-filled pool in wet mixed forest.
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geologic formationObservador
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Flexure on Rock Cabin Road and the source of the road's name.
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Sabina-da-Virgínia (Juniperus virginiana)Observador
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split redcedars
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Erythroneura elegansObservador
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Erythroneura elegans 10 Oct 2018
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seen on a few saplings in this swamp white oak/pin oak forested wetland (seasonally flooded/saturated with clay soils)
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Virbia ferruginosaObservador
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8123 – Virbia ferruginosa – Rusty Holomelina Moth 9 Aug 2020
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Serratia marcescensObservador
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This is a tenacious pink biofilm that has colonized my dishwasher.
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Geum × macneilliiObservador
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Last image shows Geum laciniatum (left), G. x macniellii (middle), and G. urbanum (right).
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Género CephenemyiaObservador
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Eristalis flavipes 7 June 2020
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Elophila obliteralisObservador
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eating yellow floating heart
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Acentria ephemerellaObservador
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5299.1 – Acentria ephemerella – Water Veneer Moth 29 June 2015
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Nigronia fasciataObservador
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Pollinating our Washington Hawthorn.
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Nigetia formosalisObservador
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8440 – Nigetia formosalis – Thin-winged Owlet Moth 11 July 2019
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Idiodonus kennicottiObservador
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Idiodonus kennecotti Leafhopper 4 July 2019
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Antheraea polyphemusObservador
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7757 – Antheraea polyphemus – Polyphemus Moth male 30 May 2019
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Furão (Neogale frenata)Observador
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!!!!?! Hunting here without being bothered by us and even kind of paralleled us. Then climbed a tree.
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Tâmia Oriental (Tamias striatus)Observador
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Eastern Chipmunk 28 Nov 2018
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Bombus impatiensObservador
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38 queens in a crack in this large red oak tree. Light drizzle but warm. Some with pollen in them. Some flying off and others arriving,
