Identificaciones de marcusgill
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Género CantuariaObserv.
bengillDescripción
Found this guy (or girl) in the bathroom. Quite different to the Sheetweb i saw outside the other week but thats the closest one iNaturalist is recommending. This one has a much smaller abdomen and much bigger cephalothorax. Hope someone can confirm?
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Género CantuariaObserv.
bengillDescripción
Found this guy (or girl) in the bathroom. Quite different to the Sheetweb i saw outside the other week but thats the closest one iNaturalist is recommending. This one has a much smaller abdomen and much bigger cephalothorax. Hope someone can confirm?
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Maratus griseusObserv.
bengillDescripción
Crawling around my bathroom mirror this morning!
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Observ.
kirstymyronDescripción
Credit: Forest & Bird top of the South bat recovery project.
INaturalist Mātaki Taiao has a distinct lack of photos of our precious NZ bat species even though there are many records out there. Together with NZBCT I’m endeavouring to upload photos where the locations/dates are available and attributing the photographer. Photos with strict copyright etc will obviously not be uploaded. To find out more about NZBCT please go here:
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Ratas del Viejo Mundo (Género Rattus)Observ.
kirstymyronDescripción
Definitely dead
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Mirlo de Europa Occidental (Turdus merula ssp. merula)Observ.
gigacatDescripción
Having forage on the back lawn.
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Mirlo de Europa Occidental (Turdus merula ssp. merula)Observ.
gigacatDescripción
Having forage on the back lawn.
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Mirlo de Europa Occidental (Turdus merula ssp. merula)Observ.
gigacatDescripción
Having forage on the back lawn.
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Mirlo de Europa Occidental (Turdus merula ssp. merula)Observ.
gigacatDescripción
Having forage on the back lawn.
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Maratus griseusObserv.
bengillDescripción
Crawling around my bathroom mirror this morning!
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Colémbolos (Subclase Collembola)Observ.
crellowDescripción
c. 1 mm long in bark mulch. Opalescent sheen on body. A nymph?
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Moscas Y Mosquitos (Orden Diptera)Observ.
breanna_h_Descripción
Pitfall trap set up near my vegetable garden (contains mostly Kale, Silverbeet, Wild Mint, Carrot, Tomato & some Marigolds).
The trap was set for research added to Lincoln University's ECOL 202 class for 5 days/nights (3-8th May 2018).
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Observ.
yanidubinDescripción
Diplazon laetatorius - Hover Fly Parasite. Assumed female since males are extremely rare (and not needed in order to breed - through a process called thelytokous parthenogenesis).
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