nepenthes17's Identifications
Fotos / Sons
What
Pyractomena borealisObservador
christaspeightsDescrição
I've been watching this for a few weeks and it looks like it has pupated.
Fotos / Sons
Observador
whateverwatcherDescrição
ID tentative.
Found by a friend (my photos here), who sent pix to a firefly aficionado and got this ID.
iNat disagrees with this ID for these adults, preferring Ellychnia corrusca . However, iNat IDs exuviae (208644961) found on the same tree as Pyractomena borealis.
Me? Idk.
Fotos / Sons
Observador
whateverwatcherDescrição
ID tentative.
Found by a friend (my photos here), who sent pix to a firefly aficionado and got this ID.
iNat disagrees with this ID for these adults, preferring Ellychnia corrusca . However, iNat IDs exuviae (208644961) found on the same tree as Pyractomena borealis.
Me? Idk.
Fotos / Sons
What
Pyractomena borealisObservador
whateverwatcherDescrição
ID tentative.
Found by a friend (my photos here), who sent pix to a firefly aficionado and got this ID. iNat agreed, so I'm going with it.
Fotos / Sons
Observador
owenjohnsDescrição
Some sort of larva, looked almost like a cross between a ladybug larva and one of those trilobite beetles
Fotos / Sons
What
Género EllychniaObservador
jmanc1Descrição
Photographed on Sugar Maple trunk in heavily wooded vernal wetlands at East Fork State Park.
Fotos / Sons
What
Pyractomena borealisObservador
jmanc1Descrição
Found on tree trunk in heavily wooded vernal wetlands on warm February afternoon (62 degrees Fahrenheit) at East Fork State Park.
Fotos / Sons
What
Pyractomena angulataObservador
mpmoskwikDescrição
Several males were giving their orange sputtering flicker along the margins of moist woods. This individual landed, and I took a quick photo. P. tremulans was also flickering for a nice comparison between the two. 70 degrees Fahrenheit, partly cloudy, no wind, and mGDD from February 1 was >1354.
Fotos / Sons
What
Pyractomena angulataObservador
ranger_markDescrição
Dorsal and ventral side with flash pattern.
Estatísticas
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