Favoritos de dmantack
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Andrena kalmiaeObservador
mpelikanDescrição
I think, anyway. Subject is the insect on the right, being attacked by a Conopid, Myopa virginica.
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Habropoda laboriosaObservador
beesearcherDescrição
coastal bluffs, abundant bearberry flowers, no females observed only territorial males
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df84Descrição
This was on the small area that seem to be the most undisturbed of the sand dunes with a consistency like beach sand and like the sand plain in Bloomfield. It was less a mixture of sand and silt and other fine material. The plant was not very abundant in this area or elsewhere but we did see more specimens up on some of the hills. This one had a single pinkish purple flower. It also had structures that looked kind of like bean pods.
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Osmia lignariaObservador
matthew_willsDescrição
O. lignaria?
Very fast mover, wouldn't pose.
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Secção ClaytoniaObservador
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Does the fact that this was blooming in Connecticut on March 31 indicate that it is Claytonia caroliniana and not Claytonia virginica? This picture was taken by Sharon Cappetta.
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Género MegachileObservador
matthew_willsDescrição
Orange pollen from Winged Sumac.
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Melissodes leprieuriObservador
arleyelraDescrição
In Ipomoea triloba (Convolvulaceae)
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Monarda fistulosaObservador
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Common Eastern Bumble Bee (Bombus impatiens) on Monarda fistulosa (wild bee-balm, wild bergamot), Falls Village, Canaan, CT
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These bees came to my light sheet. They have the large eyes of drones and are about honey bee sized but have very hairy legs. This is the first ime I have had any sort of bees coming to the light sheet.
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This has got to be the most morbid thing that I have ever found in nature that I photographed. A deer that had its stomach opened up and was being eaten by magpies while still alive. This was something that I just never saw on any of my frequent trips to Yellowstone NP when I was younger. It was very unsettling.
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Carpa (Cyprinus carpio)Observador
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A big meal for the River Otters
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Género CeratothoaObservador
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Tongue-eating louse found inside the mouth of a Lesser weever
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Peixe-Lua (Mola mola)Observador
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Aumentos Reef, Monterey, CA
The Mola was moving - eyes looking around, gills and mouth were cycling.
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Just amazing! Parasitizing Ten-lined June beetle (Polyphylla decemlineata) on an open slope of sand. Insitu, already exposed when found
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Osmia feltiObservador
gnatcatcherDescrição
11mm. Taken from Sericocarpus linifolius (last photo)
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Squirrelpox virusObservador
aaronmfjDescrição
Maybe a pox? 3rd day seen here. Eyes mostly shut at this point, sometimes with a nut to eat. Can’t see me approach but can hear me. Fur is very shaggy like there are lumps underneath
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Subgénero OsmiaObservador
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not entirely sure what is happening here - mating? two separate species, the little one stinging the carpenter bee? no clue
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Morcego-Bombachudo (Chrotopterus auritus)Observador
juancruzadoDescrição
Murciélago carnívoro cazando una pequeña ave
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Corriola-Das-Balças (Calystegia sepium)Observador
caitlin94Descrição
Judy Black Wildlife Refuge
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Abelha Sudorípara (Halictus scabiosae)Observador
brunoparisottoDescrição
Halictus scabiosae-Arthropoda-Hexapoda-Insecta-Pterygota-Hymenoptera_Apocrita-Aculeata-Apoidea-Anthophila-Halictidae_Halictinae-Halictini-Halictus
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Andrena krigianaObservador
mollymjacobsonDescrição
See other observation for more notes:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/168601510
Many individuals on yellow hawkweed. This individual was collected and ID determined from specimen.
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Subgénero GlossuraObservador
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Big-sized bee visiting a Vanilla planifolia flower. It made a very brief visit to one flower and then quickly departed, without visiting other opened Vanilla flowers.
Maybe my presence disturbed the bee. I am not sure, but I think I remember the bee did not entered the flower too deeply, but just stayed on its labellum for a short while.
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Género AncistrusObservador
hubertszczDescrição
How do you add "cf." in iNaturalist? The Oahu population of Ancistrus has been called Ancistrus cf. temminckii.
https://nas.er.usgs.gov/queries/FactSheet.aspx?SpeciesID=760
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Género AncistrusObservador
ezeemoneeDescrição
Many of these in pool at bottom of Manoa Falls. Likely let loose from someone’s aquarium since these are South American.
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Centaurea stoebeObservador
df84Descrição
Very common high abundance both on the valley as well as the hills near the entrance
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Veado-Mula (Odocoileus hemionus)Observador
mikelesnikDescrição
7Mar17 photo added - same rabbit with buck Mule Deer.
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Raposa (Vulpes vulpes)Observador
daviakerDescrição
During a rare snow event at this location. This image was taken at a site that had a remote camera operating from June 2014 to December 2018. In this time period the camera captured identifiable species 2599 times. During this period this species triggered the camera 126 times.
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Martes caurinaObservador
outdoorsmicrobiologistDescrição
Pacific Marten hunting a squirrel in Rocky Mountain National Park, CO
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Águia-Pintada (Terathopius ecaudatus)Observador
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Bataleur
Adult and juvenile
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Corvo-de-Bico-Grosso (Corvus crassirostris)Observador
douglasriversideDescrição
The animal the Thick-billed Raven is scavenging is a Spotted Hyena, a roadkill from the prior evening.
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Raposa (Vulpes vulpes)Observador
melissa577Descrição
A young fox was dragging, I presume, its sibling off the road. It had been hit by a car, I guess. It then proceeded to eat it. Apologies for the "gory" photos,
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Hiena-Malhada (Crocuta crocuta)Observador
happyasacupcakeDescrição
Not laughing. Panting from the heat and the exertion of pulling its prize across the road. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/19079800
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Condor-da-Califórnia (Gymnogyps californianus)Observador
salttramDescrição
Wild tagged condor perching on sign by the side of the paved road.
