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Artrópodes (Filo Arthropoda)Observador
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Had assumed this was a gall midge or wasp, but iNat suggested a gall-forming mite, so I suppose that’s in the running too. Host plant is American elm, Ulmus americana.
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Carvalhos (Género Quercus)Observador
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Can’t tell if this is swamp white, swamp chestnut, etc.
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Borboletas e Mariposas (Ordem Lepidoptera)Observador
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I’m trying to do minimal disturbance of the garden while everyone is still in early spring dormancy, but I’ve dug up a few of these.
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Cerejeiras, Ameixeiras e Afins (Género Prunus)Observador
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Mostly just trying to determine if this is a native cherry species, but I have a feeling it’s probably not. Definitely not black cherry, anyway. Likely sweet cherry?
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Packera aureaObservador
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Just want to confirm the ID on this before seed collection
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Picoteiro-Americano (Bombycilla cedrorum)Observador
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They vacuumed all the hawthorn berries that had been on these trees all winter in just a day.
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Rhus copallinumObservador
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Meant to take a shot of the trunk. Rather twisty.
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Asteráceas (Família Asteraceae)Observador
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Some type of aster. A volunteer in a crack of pavers in the back yard. Just curious if it’s a native or not.
