Identificaciones de equalrights4parasites
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Género CuterebraObserv.
chalon9Descripción
Host: Most likely Yellow-pine Chipmunk (Neotamias amoenus)
Host observation:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/131244637
Botfly lumps on a chipmunk.
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Género CuterebraObserv.
secretsoftheordunesDescripción
Not sure if I have the correct identification. I believe it is a bot fly of some sort, but would like to know if this is correct. Thank you.
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Cuterebra baeriObserv.
kquirsDescripción
Some individuals of Alouatta palliata spotted with this parasite on their skin. The troop was sighted foraging near Finca Verde Lodge, Bijagua.
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Género CuterebraObserv.
chalon9Descripción
Host: Most likely Yellow-pine Chipmunk (Neotamias amoenus)
Host observation:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/132887146
Botfly lumps on a chipmunk.
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bkisDescripción
Bot fly on gray-headed coneflower, Barnes Prairie, Racine Co., WI
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perksimagesDescripción
These large parasitic flies, about the size of a small bumble bee, have only vestigial mouthparts and do not feed as adults. Since they aren't attracted to the usual fly food-sources like flowers or carrion, they are seldom seen. They are usually stumbled upon by accident clinging to a perch on high ground where they await the arrival of a like-minded mate.
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mccunebDescripción
First thing in the morning I found this guy hiking across our kitchen floor, about 3 feet from a mouse caught in a trap overnight.
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