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Género TrychopeplusObservador
rainforestDescrição
Moss Mimic Stick Insect (Trychopeplus Laciniatus, Phasmatodea, Diapheromeridae).
Watch the Video at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcjWFhd6SlE
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Acanthoxyla inermisObservador
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On a Eucalyptus tree. Specimen placed in box overnight. Photo 4 shows what maybe an egg about to be laid. Photos 5 and 6 show an egg that was subsequently laid (length 4 mm).
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Género MarmessoideaObservador
albertkangDescrição
Eggs of phasmid/stick insect from the genus Marmessoidea, usually laid in cluster and glued on leafs or branches.
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Kalocorinnis wegneriObservador
albertkangDescrição
Ootheca (eggs) of Phasmid of the species Kalocorinnis wegneri
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Acanthoxyla prasinaObservador
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Auckland Entomological Society field trip to Mataia Homestead, 28 October 2023.
Native Kauri-podocarp-broadleaved forest / Manuka, Kanuka scrub, at night. Found by @kee09, thanks!
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Clitarchus hookeriObservador
ben01Descrição
Common on roadside Leptospermum.
Arthur Leigh Titchener Memorial Covenant, Waiheke Is.
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Acanthoxyla geisoviiObservador
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Adult climbing up the side of our house in Opua, Bay of Islands, adjacent to NZ native bush.
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Papa-Moscas (Família Salticidae)Observador
christopherstephensDescrição
There is a spider in this photo
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Socca pustulosaObservador
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Exhibition Drive Path, Waitakere Ranges, Titirangi, Auckland, North Island, New Zealand (Google, OSM)Descrição
Native Podocarp-broadleaved forest. At night.
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Género CoelostomidiaObservador
jacqui-nzDescrição
Insect moving around on a footbridge handrail over a stream in native bush.
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Tribo PlatycraniniObservador
christianlangnerDescrição
extraordinary striking colored new species, eventually new Genus (see observation of a similar individual here: http://endemia.nc/en/faune/fiche1948)
Note the excretion of a milky defense liquid after handling...
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peter-langDescrição
Found on dead branch in Eucalyptus oleosa (-E. socialis) Open Mallee community on hill crest.
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Bichos‑pau e Bichos-Folha (Ordem Phasmida)Observador
earthknightDescrição
Being eaten by a Giant Asian Mantis
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Vespa-Comum (Vespula vulgaris)Observador
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Wasp predating on a stick insect. Saw the wasp on a path and stopped on it then saw the stick insect after
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Polistes chinensisObservador
angelamoonjonesDescrição
This wasp was eating some sort of long green insect. I thought it was a caterpillar but perhaps it was a stick insect?
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Aves (Classe Aves)Observador
jacqui-nzDescrição
Found the three eggs shells in small hollow in foliage on a bank above a bush access road. Photos 4&5 show the eggs in situ. Looks like a dead stick insect in the leaf litter as well. Eggs maybe predated? This area has regular pest control, baiting and trapping.
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Acanthoxyla prasinaObservador
jacqui-nzDescrição
Stick insect attacked by a paper wasp. Back end bitten off. Unlikely to survive. Probably the same stick insect observed on this small guava bush Dec 20 & Dec 25:
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Género MelobasisObservador
jo_poultonDescrição
Found in spider web under mixed exotic/macadamia spp hedge
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Acanthoxyla prasinaObservador
davidwhyteDescrição
Found in my van after putting in some firewood logs. Firewood was kowhai, exotic conifer and some other fast growing exotic.
Released back onto native vegetation
It was swaying in the wind, even though there was not wind in the van.
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Acrophylla titanObservador
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Field Notes - Found on the road when driving home. A magpie was attacking him. i pulled up to see why the magpie was interested in the stick. Not a stick. Moved him to the side of the road to avoid cars. Magpie may come back but such is nature
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Ramulus caiiObservador
jennahmDescrição
Being attacked in abdomen by two wasps while very much alive. To lay eggs?
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questagameDescrição
Sighting and photos (c) green_eggs_and_ham.
Field Notes - Beautiful phasmid who was being attacked by birds! We think he's a male. Would love to know the species. Has a nice set of yellow and purple (?) wings and can fly a bit.
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Acrophylla titanObservador
questagameDescrição
Sighting and photos (c) mark3.
Field Notes - It was just attacked by a bird which is why we saw it. It seems about 25-30cm long
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Podacanthus typhonObservador
possumpeteDescrição
Didn't realise when I picked it up a battle for survival was going on as a large water skink was attacking this big insect.
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A Walkingstick being attacked by some sort of true bug. There is a duplicate observation for the bug.
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Clitarchus hookeriObservador
siobhanleachmanDescrição
Was on the ground. Saw it attacked by a wasp. Waved the wasp off and placed the stick insect on a tree.
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Género AcanthoxylaObservador
dougaltDescrição
50 mm long; eating new foliage on a young kahikatea tree.
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Acanthoxyla inermisObservador
mike1963Descrição
Stick insect seen on a privet hedge
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Observed in a Kanuka with a beakful of insects. Three juvenile stick insects and an unidentified winged insect.
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Ácaros e Carraças (Subclasse Acari)Observador
metanatureDescrição
On body of 20cm stick insect.
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Found on a garden shrub, missing 2 legs. Body about 10 cm long.
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Clitarchus hookeriObservador
metanatureDescrição
This specimen was over 20cm long and infested with some kind of sucking insect.
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Porquinho-de-Santo-Antão (Porcellio scaber)Observador
treegrowDescrição
Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC, USA.
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Porquinho-de-Santo-Antão (Porcellio scaber)Observador
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Common under concrete block lying in wasteland near Chatham William Innia Tuuta Airport car park.
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Kikihia longulaObservador
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Chatham Islands, Rekohu (Chatham Island), South Chatham, Kawenata near Rangaika Scenic Reserve (Google, OSM)Descrição
Common in rough pasture and fernland.
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Oramia chathamensisObservador
pjd1Descrição
Not sure about the identification. Found in artificial Chatham Island Petrel burrow, associated with numerous weta. A large spider measuring c.90 mm in length. Rather reddish to my colour blind eyes. Such spiders are habitually called on this island Cambridgea annulata - so I place it here and await others conclusions. I did see sheet web spiders commonly on their webs the island at night and they sort of looked like this. This particular spider is reputed to have a painful bite.
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Socca pustulosaObservador
flossiepipDescrição
I think that the prey is a Brown Shield Bug!
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Clitarchus hookeriObservador
jacqui-nzDescrição
Rescued a live stick insect being attacked by Vespula wasps on leaf litter in native bush.
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Género AcanthoxylaObservador
ngr124Descrição
Noticed on track as it was trying to defend itself from attack by a wasp. Amazed at how flexible it was when it curved the hind part of its abdomen around into a 'scorpion-like' posture to dislodge the wasp which was on its back.
Help with species ID would be appreciated please.
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Clitarchus hookeriObservador
jacqui-nzDescrição
Stick insect was repeatedly attacked by a wasp, but managed to scramble up the kanuka to safety.
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Género AcanthoxylaObservador
shanmonkey31Descrição
A wasp was attacking this phasmid
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Género AcanthoxylaObservador
jon_sullivanDescrição
The stick insect I rescued from a Vespula wasp. Also see my observation of the attack in progress.
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Clitarchus hookeriObservador
williambrockelsbyDescrição
We found so many stick insects in this stream, a number worse for wear. Is this a parasite?
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Clitarchus hookeriObservador
claire_gummerDescrição
male and female stick insects mating on NZ flax. Clitarchus sp?? Female has 2 red protuberances, 1 each end of body, on 1 side only - tubercles? parasites? injuries? I have more photos; this is the most comprehensive with best focus.
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Bichos‑pau e Bichos-Folha (Ordem Phasmida)Observador
manishaprasadDescrição
Stick insect with mites? found on Lophomyrtus obcordata.
