Favoritos de jonathan142
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ajamicoDescripción
Posted on BugGuide at https://bugguide.net/node/view/2001110
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allenwoodliffeDescripción
Identified on Bugguide by jonhoskins, a Chrysopidae specialist
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Avispas Papeleras del Grupo Canadensis/exclamans (Subgénero Aphanilopterus)Observ.
arthurchp
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Avispa de Cintura Larga Sonorense (Mischocyttarus navajo)Observ.
ceruleanarcDescripción
The wasp flew in the front door of the house. I caught it in a net to remove it. When I saw it wasn't a yellow jacket, I transferred it to an acrylic container to get some photos. I released it out side afterward.
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Dielis plumipesObserv.
fitz1412Descripción
Scoliidae,Scoliid Wasps, Campsomeris plumipes nectaring Clasping Heliotrope,8/7/2012,Sparrow Field
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Chrysopa chiObserv.
katemckeownDescripción
Moth survey with Jason Headley, Thomas Barbin, and Lena Dietz Chiasson
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mikef451Descripción
Wasp
Berry Springs Park and Preserve
Georgetown, Tx
Williamson, Co
12/1/17
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Crisopas (Tribu Chrysopini)Observ.
seymoregullsDescripción
This observation for the lacewing
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Avispa de Barro de Patas Amarillas (Sceliphron caementarium)Observ.
keimwjDescripción
28 Jul 2014.
Buckingham Springs, Bucks Co, PA.
14.5 mm forewing length.
Found in garage.
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Avispa de Barro de Patas Amarillas (Sceliphron caementarium)Observ.
dgreenberger
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sambiologyDescripción
Observed at Bamberger Nature Park while waiting for wife, sister-in-law, and mother-in-law... They're out shopping, and I'm outside! :)
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djringerDescripción
I was walking along 22nd St when all of a sudden there was a very loud buzzing sound, and these two insects hit the hood of a parked car with a thunk. The wasp was nearly the size of my index finger and maneuvered its prey across the hood of the car, stinging it repeatedly. It flew over to the wrought iron trim around a street tree, where it appeared to secure its grip on the cicada, hanging from the metal by one leg. Then it labored over to the tree trunk, and very quickly using its wings and its legs, scaled the tree trunk to a height of 8-10 meters. From there it launched itself into the air and flew west up the street, gaining elevation until it cleared the roof of a four-story brownstone and disappeared!
Tagging a few of you who will appreciate: @susanhewitt, @wayne_fidler, @susanna_h @jonathan142 @dan_johnson @willc-t
Observation for the cicada here, poor dear: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/56081413
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stephane_degreefDescripción
A small ponerine ant foraging on the ground in secondary forest. About 9mm long.
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scottkingDescripción
Five-banded Thynnid Wasp
McKnight Prairie
Randolph, Minnesota
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Crisopas (Tribu Chrysopini)Observ.
psyllidhipsterDescripción
i've never seen this species before, but i have no idea what it is
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Crisopas (Familia Chrysopidae)Observ.
cazoteaDescripción
Happy to see this flutter by
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Avispa Papelera de Goeldi (Polistes goeldii)Observ.
johnmeikleDescripción
Looks similar to the Northern Warrior Wasp. Unique vertical nest.
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kenkneidelDescripción
14 mm, pronotum unmarked, head pale except for 6 brown spots
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Tribu CryptiniObserv.
outdooramyDescripción
Observes by students in our open, wooded area near picnic tables. Lots of talk on if a bee, wasp or ant!
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Crisopas (Familia Chrysopidae)Observ.
lauraelviauribelaraDescripción
Laura Uribe - Grupo Vasconcelos
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Crisopas Verdes Y Parientes (Género Chrysoperla)Observ.
susanna_hDescripción
tiny approx 3 mm long, reddish-brown lacewing larva found on common milkweed
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johnschneiderDescripción
All the same individual. The second photo is basically looking straight into the mouthparts and was taken through a plastic vial that was kind of cloudy.
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sambiologyDescripción
Found this really neat wasp in the office today -- I'll have to study it some to narrow it down.
