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Aracnídeos (Classe Arachnida)Observador
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Spider in the same spot just during eclipse. It started to take down its web
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Família BoletaceaeObservador
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Short and stout blush/peach/creme colored mushroom found growing on a patch of moss in a wooded area (loblolly pines and mixed hardwoods). Several other tiny mushrooms nearby. Cap velvety (almost fuzzy textured). Stipe tapers from pink to cream. Darker pink flesh revealed when I cut the cap. No gills under cap (possibly tiny pores?). No odor detected.
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Castanheira (Junonia coenia)Observador
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Only shot I got of this underside of wing. thinking buckeye, satyr, pearly-eye, but none seem to fit. Any guidance is appreciated.
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Cogumelos Lamelados (Ordem Agaricales)Observador
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And ghost plant
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kids were picking these galls up off the ground under a Willow Oak and throwing them when we decided to find out what they were. They are globe shaped, hard, shades of red and brown,maybe 5 mm
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Violeta-Azul-Comum-da-América-Do-Norte (Viola sororia)Observador
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Blue Ridge Parkway, north of Asheville, NC, no further north than Craggy Gardens (Google, OSM)
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Cardo-Marítimo (Eryngium maritimum)Observador
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Attivamente visitato da apoidei.
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Tartaruga-de-Caixa-Oriental (Terrapene carolina ssp. carolina)Observador
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Morcego-Tricolor (Perimyotis subflavus)Observador
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Total of 11 tricolored bats in the first part of this cave. Oddly, this is more than have been seen in previous years. Only one appeared a little thin
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Dedo-de-Bruxa (Xylaria polymorpha)Observador
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On a giant mossy buckeye near Shanty Spring Branch.
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Acobreadas (Género Lycaena)Observador
grahameDescrição
I really like this little flutterby,
It's completely new to me.
Living in grasses beside the track Godley Heads, Christchurch
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Mycalesis junoniaObservador
ivijayanandDescrição
Gladeye Bushbrown
Location: Silent Valley National Park, Kerala
Date: 12th February 2013
Equipment: Nikon D300s with Nikkor 300mm f2.8 + 1.7x TC
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brunodurandDescrição
ssp. neutra (I think ssp baliensis, which is in the inaturalist list, has been deleted)
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Género HeraclidesObservador
micromDescrição
This is the counterpart (male or female) of the butterfly with no name at this point. The hope is to have the name "Ajachel" as part of it's name; Ajachel being the name of the local tree on which it feeds, in the Kachiquel language.
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Género HeraclidesObservador
micromDescrição
According to the entomologist of the reserve whom I met, this butterfly has not yet been given a scientific name. It thrives on a tree by the name of Casimiroa tetrameria, Matasano in Spanish and Ajachel in the Mayan Kakchiquel language.
I was lucky enough to be let in an enclosed area, not open to the public, where various butterfly species can breed. Unfortunately, although I have taken pictures of both male and female specimens, I forgot which one is which.
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Género CotesiaObservador
eraskinDescrição
On saddleback caterpillar, which itself was on Muscadinia or Vitis sp. Pointed out by Valerie B. For more information, see this similar post on Bugguide: http://bugguide.net./node/view/989905/bgimag.
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Ceratomia undulosaObservador
aredoublesDescrição
Found drowned in a creek. Must have fallen off an overhanging branch.
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Darapsa choerilusObservador
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A night of mothing with Merrill Lynch, Brian Bockhan, Paul Scharf, Jackie Nelson and myself.
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Esperanças (Família Tettigoniidae)Observador
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This red Katydid was spotted fleeing from my lawnmower.
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Enallagma pictumObservador
jdeeDescrição
This rarity was spotted by @nubiti and I. Seems to be a healthy population flying about on the Water Lilies. Some were mating. First sighting for Canada I am told.
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Myrmarachne japonicaObservador
sunnetchanDescrição
蟻蛛屬 Ant-mimicking Jumping Spiders or Genus Myrmarachne > 吉蟻蛛 Myrmarachne gisti ?
Reference :
http://www.hkwildlife.net/Forum/viewthread.php?tid=34017
