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samuelbrinkerDescripción
Dense growth sprawling over shrubs up to 2.5 metres high covering several sq metres presumably adventive here. Recently discovered by Park staff Allan Fretz.
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Ácaros de Las Agallas (Familia Eriophyidae)Observ.
apgarmDescripción
Gall on Poison Ivy (Toxicodendron radicans)
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Zorrillo Listado Norteño (Mephitis mephitis)Observ.
tothemaxDescripción
A mother and her four pups (5 total). were foraging. When they sensed me, the mother faced here butt at me with her tail raise and the little ones copied her (I was not sprayed) Then they cautiously and slowly went into the bushes.
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skrentnyjeffLugar
Deer Grove West Woodland & Wetland Nature Preserve, Barrington, Cook County, IL, USA (Google, OSM)Descripción
small 12-15mm long gall on false nettle
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Catán Pinto (Lepisosteus oculatus)Observ.
solomonrdavidFecha
Septiembre 23, 2014Descripción
Spotted Gar collected during electrofishing survey by IL Department of Natural Resources. Photos courtesy IL DNR.
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thelandloverDescripción
Possibly Cubitermes niokoloensis. According to article “ Temites and termite mounds-some selected observations” by Francois Malaisse. This species is found in northern Guinea
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Cuervo Hawaiano (Corvus hawaiiensis)Observ.
abcdefgewingDescripción
This photo lost some quality in scanning from an old slide. It shows a wild-born bird. The species is now extinct in the wild.
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marymcgannDescripción
Centropyxis constricta (Ehrenberg, 1841)
Thecamoebian
Surface sediment collected from San Francisco Bay near Crissy Field onboard the SFPUC M/V Rincon Point
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umihoshijimaDescripción
Depth 70ft, water temp -1.7˚C, crawling on soft substrate.
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Familia UrodidaeObserv.
tmandaliosDescripción
Small intricate cocoon (and pupa?) of some sort of moth critter.
Spotted in the Cypress Creek Nature Preserve (off Livingston ave.) near Tampa, Fl. on Feb. 15th, 2019 at 4:58p.m.
Maybe a member of family Urodidae, judging by the cocoon appearance. (1)(a member of the family found in Florida and southeast U.S.A., see images of cocoon)
one source says open mesh cocoons such as this appear in rainforest environments to allow drainage to the cocoon so the pupa doesn't drown inside (2).
(1) Featured Creatures, UF|IFAS, Entomology & Nematology, bumelia webworm, Urodus parvula
http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/BFLY/BFLY2/bumelia_webworm.html
(2)Nature's 3D Printer: MIND BLOWING Cocoon in Rainforest - Smarter Every Day 94
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOLpSPEA72U
**John the butterfly farmer
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kgerenDescripción
This is an image of, what I believe to be,Phereoeca uterella. This image was taken at my home on a wood fence that my dad recently built. I commonly hear the term "plaster worm" in association to these species.
This is not a cultivated specimen because this organism was not intended to grow on the fence. The weather was very hot and humid.
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randyshonkwilerDescripción
Not sure if this actually is a gall (the ID tool only tried to id the flower), but I thought I'd post it as such to see. Wooded Island/Bobolink Meadow area.
