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Large ants
A small colony of ants under a flat rock in a very arid region of the Northern Cape.
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Tribu HopliiniObserv.
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Gravel road to Vosberg, Northern Cape: Found on a yellow daisy on the roadside of a gravel road leading to Vosberg, NC. (Google, OSM)Descripción
Monkey beetle
A kind of monkey beetle of some sort.
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Abejas Cornudas (Tribu Eucerini)Observ.
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Bee with long antennae
A bee with long antennae.
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Género ProsoecaObserv.
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fly
Slightly bigger than a blow fly.
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jumping spider
This one was slightly larger than the jumping spider that I normally photograph.
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Insectos Palo Y Parientes (Orden Phasmida)Observ.
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a Large stick insect
I found this large green stick insect in my garden last November. It was about 11 cm long. Can anyone ID it please.
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Arañas Cangrejo (Familia Thomisidae)Observ.
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Small spider
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Mantis o Campamochas (Familia Mantidae)Observ.
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mantid eating a bee
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Mantis o Campamochas (Familia Mantidae)Observ.
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mantid eating ant
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Araña de Tela Carpa Tropical (Cyrtophora citricola)Observ.
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Small black and white spider
small and has a long funnel type web
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Género DineutusObserv.
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water insect
Skimming along the surface of the water.
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Mosquitos Enanos (Familia Chironomidae)Observ.
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mystery insect
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bugs
These two are extremely small and could hardly be seen with the naked eye. I used by macro lens to the max to get these shots. What is the white bug and why was the caterpillar so interested in it. Could it have been eating it?
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Caballitos de Alas Angostas (Familia Coenagrionidae)Observ.
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Damselfly
It was a very small damselfly in my garden.
