Favoritos de isaacwinkler
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Subgénero EnoplempisObservador
sea-kangarooDescrição
About a dozen pairs flying around in a backyard. Each balloon had a nuptial gift, so far as I could tell.
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gillessanmartinDescrição
A flatworm (Platyhelminthes, Trematoda) of the genus Leucochloridium parasiting a snail of the familly Succineidae (probably Succinea putris or an Oxyloma sp.). The banded pulsating structure visible within the tentacles of the snails are the sporocysts's broodsacs filled of cercariae. The cercariae need to be ingested by a bird to develop up to adult stage in the digestive system of the bird. The change in color and aspect (pulsations) of the snail increases the probability to be eaten by a bird.
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Género BishopellaObservador
mhedinDescrição
under rocks at base of small rock outcrop; undescribed species
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Battus philenorObservador
treegrowDescrição
Battus philenor. Peña Blanca, Santa Cruz County, Arizona, USA.
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Spragueia leoObservador
treegrowDescrição
Spragueia leo. Military Road Meadow. Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC, USA.
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treegrowDescrição
Clusiodes melanostomus complex male. Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC, USA. A bunch of males were staking out territories on a large log. Didn't see any females.
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dllavanerasDescrição
A very shiny, colorful beetle. If manipulated roughly, the scales would come off.
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Diatelium wallaceiObservador
isabetabugDescrição
Diatelium wallacei Pascoe, 1866
ID by Nico Franz
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cholmesphotoDescrição
When I first saw this bug, I couldn't tell what I was looking at but the colorful bright reflective surfaces made it appear like it had flashing LED lights on it...
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Hispa ramosaObservador
paul_antLugar
FG3G+X6Q Mahendra hills Viewpoint, Mahendra Hills, Malkajgiri, Secunderabad, Telangana 500047, India (Google, OSM)
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Amauromyza pleuralisObservador
jeongyooDescrição
On a Catalpa leaf, with Closterocerus and Chrysocharis in the vicinity.
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jeongyooDescrição
Inspected and parasitized leaf mining fly larvae on Catalpa.
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Género MacrostomusObservador
lucas_laurettoLugar
St. Sudoeste - Cruzeiro / Sudoeste / Octogonal, Brasília - DF, 70297-400, Brazil (Google, OSM)
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Mosquitos e Melgas (Subordem Nematocera)Observador
liorcarlsonDescrição
Alexander County NCUCMP
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Insetos Alados (Subclasse Pterygota)Observador
reinerDescrição
some sort of beetle larva maybe?
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Copestylum escomeliObservador
juanmauriciocontrerasDescrição
Mosco de los cactus de Escomel
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Género StenomicraObservador
kaushik_jayaramDescrição
A fly found on banana plants. It can zip around left, right, up or down very fast without turning its body orientation
Credit: @jcabbott for the image.
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jishenwangDescrição
Male scorpionflies often evolve exaggeratedly elongated abdominal segments that are used as a sexual display to the females, and a combat weapon in intra-sexual disputes.
N. exaggerata has the longest male abdomen surpassing all the formerly known species in the extant Panorpoidea. Although greatly resembles scorpionflies in the genus Leptopanorpa (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?taxon_id=785780), N. exaggerata is actually a member of the genus Neopanorpa (https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?taxon_id=708370), suggesting multiple origins of the elongated abdominal segments in scorpionflies.
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Género EmpisObservador
augochloraDescrição
A small slender fly with a curved abdomen.
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Género PorphyrochroaObservador
mechasDescrição
Empididae
~1-2 mm
ID Santiago Jaime Schinkel
In each of the sticks there is always at least one fly with the silver mark.
https://www.facebook.com/100000576140147/videos/pcb.4026796954016136/4026796037349561
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Omomyia hirsutaObservador
graham_montgomeryDescrição
10+ at Joshua tree flowers.
