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Insectos Escama (Superfamilia Coccoidea)Observ.
shellhathDescripción
We have large Ekebergia capensis trees in our garden in PE. Every so often, these things, whatever they are, fall off onto our deck. The white and pink ones were found very recently, the brown one a year ago but it was the same size and colour as the white one when I found it. Any ideas?
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Margaritas, Achicorias, Cardos Y Parientes (Familia Asteraceae)Observ.
tonyrebelo
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Género HermanniaObserv.
ydnewp2Descripción
Localities not given although I used iNat.
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Acacias (Género Acacia)Observ.
tonyrebeloLugar
track east of Lewis Gay Dam to treatment plant, Redhill section of Table Mountain National Park (Google, OSM)Descripción
Strange one: not recognized. Only 1 seen, 3m tall, single stemmed.
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Erica hispidulaObserv.
simonsephtonDescripción
Probably E hispidula, but I have the following reservations about calling it:
- never seen hispidula growing out of a rock face in a seep;
- never seen hispidula with white stigma;
- never seen hispidula with translucent corolla;
many other hispidula growing in immediate vicinity - both pink and white, but all with red stigmas and far more floriferous.
@cmerry @sethmusker @nigelforshaw @jeremygilmore @johnmanning @rion_c @alanhorstman @tonyrebelo
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nathantaylorDescripción
Second photo:
Euphorbia stictospora (left), Euphorbia maculata (middle left), Euphorbia prostrata (middle right), and Euphorbia glyptosperma (right).
Third photo:
Euphorbia stictospora (left), Euphorbia prostrata (middle left), Euphorbia maculata (middle right), and Euphorbia glyptosperma (right).
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fynbosfiaDescripción
See the larva here - https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/157521979
Pupa and cocoon - https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/165471094
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fynbosfiaDescripción
This is the adult - https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/163801629
Pupa and cocoon - https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/165471094
Food plant - Gymnosporia buxifolia
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Hierba Carnicera (Erigeron canadensis)Observ.
ronvanderhoffDescripción
From left: Erigeron bonariensis, Erigeron sumatrensis, Erigeron canadensis, Laennicia coulteri.
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Gaviota Plateada Sudafricana (Chroicocephalus hartlaubii)Observ.
louise_de_roubaixDescripción
abnormal discoloration on bird
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Tar del Himalaya (Hemitragus jemlahicus)Observ.
pdwhugoDescripción
About the size of a goat's jaw
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Ciempiés Caseros (Familia Scutigeridae)Observ.
tonyrebeloDescripción
Scooty Centipede / Cleopatras Centipede
Ecology Base: Senior Scout Adventure 2010
A sample of goggas that were captured in the herpetogical traps over 10 days.
These guys move like quicksilver: just a blur of legs - getting them to pose is nigh impossible.
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karooicusDescripción
Observed at different locations on south facing slopes. Plant has a single tuberous root with a single stem. Bottom leaves are different from leaves closer to the flower. Not taller than 20cm.
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Margaritas, Manzanillas, Girasoles Y Parientes (Subfamilia Asteroideae)Observ.
anneriesenekal
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
fynbossie
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Margaritas, Manzanillas, Girasoles Y Parientes (Subfamilia Asteroideae)Observ.
rion_c
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Metalasia densaObserv.
hhodgsonLugar
Cape Point Nature Reserve, Table Mountain National Park, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa (Google, OSM)
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tonyrebeloLugar
track n side of Blokkop, Silvermine West section of Table Mountain National Park (Google, OSM)Descripción
F1 generation - all Pr neri and obvious hybrids were removed in previous fire cycle: so these are from parents that looked like Pr lepidocarpodendron
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botaneekDescripción
very distinct undescribed sp only known from one other obs on iNat (Gt Winterhoek)
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paolocandottiDescripción
These are monocarpic single leaf species and as the name suggests they are big! This one measures 85 x 58 cm and took about 8 weeks to get to this size.
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Helechos Labiados Y Parientes (Subfamilia Cheilanthoideae)Observ.
botswanabugsDescripción
Day after first heavy rain 20 mm. River bank on basalt hillside.
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Margaritas, Achicorias, Cardos Y Parientes (Familia Asteraceae)Observ.
wendyhitchcock
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Guacamaya de Spix (Cyanopsitta spixii)Observ.
vkurtloDescripción
Data aproximada
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viktor_parkhomenkoDescripción
war in Ukraine
https://photos.app.goo.gl/GLB4kyiEoECLKmtF7
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simontamblynDescripción
Could only find one inflorescence that was no longer on the plant
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flower_girlDescripción
Monster Massonia depressa!
Leaves were 35cm wide and long. By far the biggest one I have ever seen.
Found near a cave in a gulley
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Quitón Verde Azul (Chiton glaucus)Observ.
emily_rDescripción
A green chiton attached to a half crab. We observed this alien looking commensal beast while undertaking an intertidal survey on the reefs off Hawera. It made us jump when we first turned over the rock.
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petrabroddleDescripción
Growing with Lobelia anceps in dune slack, wetland element present.
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Avispas de Las Agallas (Familia Cynipidae)Observ.
hannadutoitDescripción
Is this a wasp gall?
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dave_hollandDescripción
wild! gotcha! this is a tree i have seen planted in auckland and have always suspected i would find a wild one, it is very easy to miss in the natives!
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bvrDescripción
Stones of the Afrocarpus falcatus (bottom) and A.gracilior (top) on 1/4 & 2/4; A.falcatus on 3/4 & A.gracilior on 4/4. Seeds not photographed. For fruits:
See inaturalist.org/observations/94099487.
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Género GorgopisObserv.
sallyslakDescripción
See https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/99328333
Finally a pupa! Very active.
