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agosto 10, 2020
10:52 PM UTC
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julho 28, 2020
07:21 AM PDT
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julho 21, 2020
12:38 PM MST
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julho 8, 2020
10:26 PM UTC
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It caught a Libellulid dragonfly while standing on Pluchea sericea bush.
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junho 4, 2020
08:34 PM PDT
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maio 29, 2020
04:10 AM UTC
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maio 25, 2020
05:58 AM MDT
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maio 24, 2020
07:46 PM PDT
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maio 23, 2020
03:41 PM HST
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abril 25, 2020
10:33 PM PDT
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A Ground Crab Spider having lunch with a Western Honey Bee on a Garland Daisy.
This is a Genus Xysticus, ground crab spider, with a generally flattened abdomen, carapace with the front distinctly higher than the back, and the two pairs of lateral eyes on incompletely joined tubercles.
More detailed information> https://www.cirrusimage.com/spider_crab_Xysticus/
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maio 21, 2020
01:44 AM UTC
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maio 20, 2020
04:11 PM PDT
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This species is originally from Africa, the Mediterranean area, and the Middle East. It has been accidentally introduced into California and Florida. The adults are mimics of honey bees. Larvae are "rat-tailed maggots" (described by Perez-Banon et al., 2003). The "rat-tail" is actually a telescopic breathing tube that allows larvae to mature in stagnant, and often polluted, water (and other moist substrates lacking in oxygen). The tube allows them to "snorkel" at the surface to breathe. Also on the list of this fly's larval habitats, are rare cases of human intestinal myiasis — where larvae develop inside the human gut — that have been documented for this group. The breathing tubes of the maggots, in this case, would be located in close proximity to their host's anus to allow them to breathe.
See details of E. taeniops at: //www.eje.cz/pdfs/eje/2003/03/16.pdf
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maio 4, 2020
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abril 14, 2020
12:46 AM MST
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fevereiro 2, 2020
02:45 AM MST
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março 27, 2019
02:27 PM HST
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março 1, 2019
04:40 PM HST
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fevereiro 16, 2019
11:59 AM PST
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dezembro 12, 2018
12:58 PM HST
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novembro 29, 2018
06:28 PM UTC
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2 1/2 inches long.
Seen in the morning at a camp site pull-off.
Crawled/Flopped on the ground for five minutes or so before we lost sight of it.
Location Approximate.
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novembro 15, 2018
06:13 AM HST
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maio 21, 2014
08:43 AM PDT
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outubro 17, 2013
04:18 PM MDT
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setembro 9, 2018
09:07 AM HST
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agosto 21, 2018
06:34 AM HST
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agosto 17, 2018
07:40 AM HST
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Caught two and they started to mate before I could separate them
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julho 13, 2018
01:35 PM PDT
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abril 1, 2018
06:13 AM UTC
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abril 1, 2018
06:51 PM HST
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junho 10, 2017
04:51 PM PDT
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março 23, 2018
09:15 AM HST
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Very small, looks like a solpugid?
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março 15, 2018
01:25 PM HST
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fevereiro 15, 2018
07:06 AM HST
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março 11, 2018
04:10 PM HST
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julho 23, 2017
07:53 PM EDT
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janeiro 14, 2018
02:20 PM HST
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An inch long. Was climbing upside down. Super thin claws.
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janeiro 6, 2018
01:51 PM HST
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About half an inch. Found under a rock. Bark scorpion maybe?
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abril 22, 2016
08:15 AM PDT
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Riverside County, California, US