Favoritos de jtkindt
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Género PhidippusObservador
morcuttDescrição
A juvenile P. audex? A split-second later, spider with bee toppled to the ground. Bee was an unlucky male Andrena, subgenus Melandrena.
bee’s observation, from a couple of minutes earlier:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/209109201
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Género AndrenaObservador
kellytuckerDescrição
On blackberry.
I’ve seen as many as six on the same Rubus at once. There’s at least 1/4 acre of rubus alone on which to feed. So this species must be friendly since they’re not social bees.
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Género SphecodesObservador
dlk555Descrição
I think most likely a masked bee but couldn’t get a great photo in the light. The bottom part was a reddish brown that really stood out against the white flowers.
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Abelhas Chifrudas (Tribo Eucerini)Observador
kencheeksDescrição
Stevens Creek Heritage Preserve
McCormick County, SC
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Tribo AnthophoriniObservador
botanyliciousDescrição
Taken with camera without GPS - approximate location. In the West Tract of the WMA near the Henry Currington Road entrance (or so.)
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mossman13Descrição
With leaves from nearby Crataegus shrub in shrubby grassland mostly dominated by cool-season exotics. Entered and left nest in ground burrow in sandy soil.
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Eptesicus fuscusObservador
alexstachDescrição
Today the bats didn't come out until 16 minutes after sunset, and it took even longer for them to get close. That means no color in these photos, unfortunately. Perhaps this gives a better idea of snout/ear shape though? Presumably the same species as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/202484027
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Stelis coarctatusObservador
ariellopezpicsDescrição
Edit: added photos better showing wing venation and tibial spikes
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Género MegachileObservador
rongoetzDescrição
A petal-cutting sequence: she cut a neat strip from one of the petals of Oenothera macrocarpa. Unfortunately, I came along after most of the work had already been accomplished.
The first image is not in focus, but some of the subsequent shots are fairly sharp. I never got an image of dorsal tergum 6, so identification may be complicated; for what it's worth, notice that tergum 6 is clearly concave (note the "tail" visible in the first 3 images). There are also shots that give a surprising amount of detail about the dentation of the mandibles and the structure of the tarsi.
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Género SvastraObservador
rebecca145Descrição
I've not seen this one before... I check my flowers every day several times a day.
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Abelhas-Alveneiras (Género Osmia)Observador
mchlfxDescrição
On some sort of thistle.
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tobyshayaDescrição
In situ observation of specimen by @watchforsnakes https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/183969596
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Subgénero DialictusObservador
forest-stream-and-seaDescrição
Watched 2-3 of them for a while - VERY tiny insects - entering tunnels in the dirt, disappearing under detritus (presumably into hidden holes), occasionally flying around – all within the soil of a potted plant. (Taxus sp.)
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Xylocopa muscariaObservador
aliandbriceDescrição
Found dead on the pooldeck. Also saw these last Febuary at Delfins but so fast when alive that I couldn't get a picture. White on gena less noticable than in other specimens...
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Lontra-Canadense (Lontra canadensis)Observador
alexstachDescrição
three individuals were present
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Melissodes desponsusObservador
feralgoatDescrição
These is also a little guy on that and I didn’t take a great photo of him.
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saurona_aurigeraDescrição
Specimen collected at indicated time and location
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Tribo MegachiliniObservador
fitz1412Descrição
Megachilidae- Say's Cuckoo Leafcutter Bee (Coelioxys sayi) nectaring Clasping Heliotrope (Heliotropian aplexicaule), 8/17/2023, The Landings Sparrow Field “Pollinator Garden Berm”, Skidaway Island,
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Abelhas Chifrudas (Tribo Eucerini)Observador
iheartmollusksDescrição
On late purple aster
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Augochlora puraObservador
crispycatDescrição
It was digging a hole in rotting wood.
