Favoritos de tasmanian_cryptofauna
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ceruchusDescripción
Collected sand cherries (Prunus pumila) on 11 July, adult emerged 1 August.
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bushreaderDescripción
2mm long. Came to light. Area is semi rural eucalyptus and Ironbark forest and paddock.
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Arañas Tejedoras de Malla (Familia Dictynidae)Observ.
mhedinDescripción
coastal sage scrub
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ben_travagliniDescripción
Beneath chunk of wood in coastal Melaleuca forest.
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ben_travagliniDescripción
Found beneath log in damp, open forest.
~ 2 mm wide.
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Commista bispinaObserv.
tasmanian_cryptofaunaDescripción
beaten from Dicksonia
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tasmanian_cryptofaunaDescripción
first record of the genus in Tas!!!
Beaten from Eucalyptus foliage by @elusiveweevils, although there were many Hibbertia’s in flower along the track.
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invertebratistDescripción
Native Podocarp-broadleaved bush, at night.
Observed with Andy Xiong
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invertebratistLugar
Otaki Beach to Waikawa Beach, Kapiti Coast, Wellington, North Island, New Zealand (Google, OSM)Descripción
Found in a washed up gastropoda. was alive for a couple days without much water!
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gillessanmartinDescripción
Ceutorhynchus inaffectatus on Hesperis matronalis
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graham_montgomeryDescripción
In a dead mojave yucca (Yucca schidigera) stump.
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jbalmerDescripción
Sparsely scattered on upper slope in E. pulchella grassy woodland. Substrate is dolerite.
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Marinula parvaObserv.
ben_travagliniDescripción
Find (incl. locality data) courtesy of @simongrove. Collected and photographed at TMAG Collections and Research Facility.
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Kea (Nestor notabilis)Observ.
invertebratistDescripción
Completely wild individuals (no re-introduction), however gathered to the Cafe to steal food.
John Child bryophyte and lichen workshop 2023.
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Género AcizziaObserv.
tasmanian_cryptofaunaDescripción
beaten from Eucalyptus obliqua
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Género AmisallusObserv.
alisonpearsonDescripción
Found on a Croton arnhemicus
in the Rainforest Patch.
7mm long.
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Estornino de Bali (Leucopsar rothschildi)Observ.
jonodashperDescripción
Bali Barat (West) National Park, Bali, Indonesia.
Critically Endangered
Contact me on jono_dashper@hotmail.com for use of this image.
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tasmanian_cryptofaunaDescripción
Beaten from Dicksonia fronds.
Found ID’d and info by @Elusiveweevils. First record of this species from Victoria (mainly recorded from QLD)
Specimen collected and pinned
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simongroveDescripción
Flinders Island cave-slater Echinodillo cavaticus. The world has only two known species of the very distinctive Echinodillo cave-slaters. One is found on the Marquesas Islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. This other species is known only from a small cave in southern Flinders Island, where its entire global range is measurable in square metres. We found this one during our Bush Blitz on Flinders Island in March 2014.
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elusiveorchidsDescripción
No idea on this one - unusual eye arrangement. About 2cm body length
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eurysternusDescripción
CÔTE D’IVOIRE: MONTAGNES
Site 22-TA, Mont-Tonkoui
1160 m, 07°27'14"N 07°38'07"O
19.XI–2.XII.2022, forêt de nuage
à Parinari, piège à interception
de vol
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tasmanian_cryptofaunaDescripción
Pantoreites illuminatus
Ex. Melaleuca pustula
ID: Otto Bell (@elusiveweevils)
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simongroveDescripción
Male Flinders Island cave-cricket Parvotettix rangaensis. This small flightless cricket was named in 1970 after the limestone cave in a gulley in the south of Flinders Island where it was discovered. During our Bush Blitz on Flinders Island in March 2014, it was good to be able to confirm the species' continued presence here after a break of many decades.
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Tribu AterpiniObserv.
furryfeetDescripción
This weevil was observed at around 1000m on the slopes of Mount Ann in South West Tasmania. It has been identified by those at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery as likely to be an undescribed genus of Aterpini, or possibly in the genus Aoplocnemis. Further comments include "This is most likely an extremely rare genus and species due to how little representation it has in collections, including those at TMAG, and this photo is almost certainly the first Live Photo of it."
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myrmecophilDescripción
interesting hunting behavior where groups of Strumigenys sit together on a leaf
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tasmanian_cryptofaunaDescripción
found 1 individual under log (probably Eucalyptus pulchella)
Size: ~3-4mm
Found by Otto Bell
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simongroveDescripción
Keeled snail Austrorhytida lamproides, Woolnorth, Tasmania, Febraury 2022, found by Karen Richards
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sclerobunusDescripción
Not sure what genus this is, potentially something new.
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Caracolitos Molinillo (Familia Charopidae)Observ.
hntroDescripción
itty bitty (~2mm) snail under rock!
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Caracolitos Molinillo (Familia Charopidae)Observ.
hntroDescripción
under rock, ~3-4mm
