Favoritos de silaseckhardt
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Dingo (Canis familiaris ssp. dingo)Observador
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Plenty of tracks about. Trying to determine if these are fox or dingo?
Sorry about my foot. I need to start carrying a ruler... or banana.
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Stonemyia velutinaObservador
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A little story about this fly: https://dipterists.org/assets/PDF/flytimes071.pdf
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Família MeloidaeObservador
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I didn't notice these hitchhikers at the time I photographed the bee, and even when I opened the photo on my computer, I spent some time staring at this bee, trying to make this jumbled mess of orange "limbs" make anatomical sense - before I realized they are some kind of orange creatures themselves. Now I'm very curious what they are and what they're up to.
... Ok, I think I found the answer:
https://www.honeybeesuite.com/triungulins-a-hitchhiker-riding-a-bee/
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Serra-Paus (Família Cerambycidae)Observador
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Beetle larval tracks on a Hackberry tree (Celtis sp.) tree.
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Cool insect with oddly shaped thorax. Perched on Fallugia
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Gato Doméstico (Felis catus)Observador
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Spotted on the way to work one morning!
This was in an Industrial area and had no Collar. So I'm not sure if it was feral or someones pet.
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Coiote (Canis latrans)Observador
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Very sad photo that I forgot to add after our last Highland trip. Crazy Coyote Tree... Weird how people are...
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Coelho-de-Nutall (Sylvilagus nuttallii)Observador
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Drama. These guys all normally get along pretty well, but here a squirrel decided to start something and nearly got kicked in the head as reward. Moments later they were back to munching sunflower seeds side-by-side again.
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Lady Beetle on the nose of a northern elephant seal
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Lagarto-de-Mancha-Lateral-Ocidental (Uta stansburiana ssp. elegans)Observador
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Photo Credit: Rod Colvin/USFWS Volunteer
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Sarracenia flavaObservador
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Yellow Pitcher Plant Sarracenia flava at the Joesph Pines Preserve, Sussex County, Virginia
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Orvalhinha (Drosera capillaris)Observador
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Identified by Zach Bradford.
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Meloe proscarabaeusObservador
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Юго-восточный склон горы Змейка
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Lytta cyanipennisObservador
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Junction Sheep Range Provincial Park, BC, Canada
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Tribo DexiiniObservador
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Always facing downwards on large tree trunks. Some have almost normal legs and some have ridiculously long ones.. dimorphism?
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Ceropales bipunctataObservador
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Male foraging and displaying among Lamb's-Quarters Chenopodium album on coastal sand dune.
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Galerita bicolorObservador
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Attracted to blacklight at night, or found prowling, July 13-14, 2021. Some specimens brought home for photography....Habitat is prairie bordered by woodland, but surrounded by farmland. Cyclocephala sp. masked chafers were overwhelmingly abundant. With Heidi Eaton, so some duplicate observations.
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Género SminthurinusObservador
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Posted on Bug Guide: https://bugguide.net/node/view/2033727
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Oulema sayiObservador
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Several seen in forested wetland habitat with Commelina virginica.
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Catocala cerogamaObservador
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Raised from a caterpillar found on American Basswood and Humpback Rocks in Shenandoah Nat. park.
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Found after hard rain, but rain or no rain I found them by the millions, munching on leaves, buds, or drinking from flowers of the milkweed plants all along the golf course at Oglebay resort, where I went for a family vacation. I also found them sitting on other plants nearby stands of milkweed. I found them mating a lot, though I never got to see the females lay eggs.
