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ohlhughesDescripción
Small, speedy bees on spiked lobelia in a barren area.
Adams Co. Ohio
2 August 2021
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Llantén Menor (Plantago lanceolata)Observ.
clesterDescripción
Variegated- saved seeds but haven't been able to reproduce
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Moscas Ladronas (Género Diogmites)Observ.
dtibbettsDescripción
This robberfly tried to steal this bee from the spider’s web.
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Rayadoras Menudas (Género Celithemis)Observ.
terrinorrisDescripción
Calico and Halloween Pennants
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Tribu DiaphoriniObserv.
malisaspringDescripción
on site with permission for bioblitz
Eating a nematode: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/121474288
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Género PanorpaObserv.
derhennenDescripción
Berlese funnel, Forest of white oak, chestnut oak, red maple, witch hazel, birch, northern red oak, tulip poplar, pine, rhododendron, hemlock
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carolrDescripción
Hitching a ride on a Water Snake ❤️
@malisaspring Check this out lol!
MaLisa says the dragonfly was trying to lay eggs on the snakes head lol!
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Zurcidora Migratoria Común (Anax junius)Observ.
terrinorrisDescripción
Eastern Kingbird with Common Green Darner.
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kiwihobbitDescripción
Dead housefly on inside window with raised wings with white halo around it on glass.
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graham_montgomeryDescripción
I've always wanted to find these armored pauropodans.
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leanne44Descripción
Looks like they were parasitizing other ground bees that have mud tunnels, I believe those to be ground diggers.
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whateverwatcherDescripción
Unfortunately, this is the only view I was able to get.
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Insectos (Clase Insecta)Observ.
christine123Descripción
String of eggs on stinging nettle. Lepidoptera?
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Melitoma taureaObserv.
drnancyjacksonDescripción
Inside false potato vine blossom
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Mosquitas del Cacao (Género Forcipomyia)Observ.
rudygelisDescripción
curso de campo: arboles de Mindo, una introduccion, por Nicanor Mejía (Nico)
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jimlemFecha
Septiembre 2021Descripción
Williams Co, on site with permission
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ohlhughesFecha
Septiembre 2, 2021Descripción
Thinking this might be a Pseudopanurgus female.
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ohlhughesDescripción
Thanks to jwosborn post last week, we checked out the site at Sandy Springs and the Dieunomia were still there in large numbers. They were on Eupatorium and wingstem. Also many females were along the river's edge collecting water/minerals.
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jwosbornDescripción
I don't like my ID on this one. It seems out of place. There was a large group of them feeding on an Eupatorium and goldenrod right along the Ohio River.
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Grillos, Chapulines Y Parientes (Orden Orthoptera)Observ.
brianwDescripción
Eggs/larvae found in sect. ovales sedge
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loligoDescripción
Cruises for females and sleeps in Campanula rotundifolia.
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Escarabajos Ampolleros (Familia Meloidae)Observ.
loligoDescripción
On this Andrena female: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/80607809
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greensceneryDescripción
Fungus that has consumed a small green bee. Found under bark on a log.
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Sapo Americano (Anaxyrus americanus)Observ.
roamingthewoodsFecha
Septiembre 2020
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dmaronDescripción
On our glass door, about an inch long. AI thinks it’s a fungus but I’m pretty sure it’s eggs.
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Plumeria pudicaObserv.
chayantgonsalvesDescripción
Had me stumped for a long time. I'll reveal the identity soon but curious to know if anyone else has seen something like this before? Let's make it a guessing game :D
Edit: reveal in the second image, prepare for a letdown.
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ohlhughesFecha
Septiembre 20, 2020Descripción
This is probably another Andrena asteris as it was in the same area but I wasn't sure. This female was on snakeroot.
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madronyutDescripción
Collecting wool from Stachys byzantina.
Animations at 0.5x speed.
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willstuart2001Descripción
I happened upon a buzzing Southeastern Blueberry Bee that had landed in the wrong spot. I am not familiar with the Northern Black Widow spider.
