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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
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fungus on underside of ornamental pear; interested in verifying species & confirming if only living on dead wood & is not a threat to rest of tree... or not...
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Mantis o Campamochas (Familia Mantidae)Observ.
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seeking species ID
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Helecho Palma (Phlebodium aureum)Observ.
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growing from base of old palm; rhizomes nearly finger-diameter & covered with golden fur; under bases of old palm leaves in construction area
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Gaques Y Parientes (Género Clusia)Observ.
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horticultural shrub planted as hedge; curious as to what this is
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Pomacea maculataObserv.
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found these empty shells (with no opercula) on lawn 4 to 8 ft from water in canal; possibly remains after being eaten by birds or raccoons
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Helechos Milpiés Y Lenguas de Ciervo (Familia Polypodiaceae)Observ.
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I saw this fern growing in a mall parking area & growing up a palm tree, took some rhizome cuttings home & it's doing really well in a pot; it does not seem to match the kangaroo paw fern... so wonder what it is
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Mantis del Noroeste (Stagmomantis limbata)Observ.
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photographed a couple of days ago in Zion National Pk by a friend of mine; pattern on forewing looks distinctive; wish to verify the species...!
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Carbonero de Capucha Negra (Poecile atricapillus)Observ.
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sounded like a woodpecker; carved out hole in our cedar siding
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Chinche Americana del Pino (Leptoglossus occidentalis)Observ.
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commonly seen in homes in fall/winter & spring; wish to verify species
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Género XylomyaObserv.
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was sent this photo; although I can not see halteres, I believe this is a fly, not a wasp; can anyone confirm what this is?
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Avispa Papelera Impostora (Polistes fuscatus)Observ.
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sprayed by my cousin, Gail
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growing under our white spruce trees; delighted to realize it is an orchid... but then... realizing it is an exotic weed...
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This was taking chunks from our New England Aster; I sent photos to PJ Liesch on the UW Campus & he made the ID.
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Observ.
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photographed in my cousin's garden & we would like to know what this is...; 4 petal flwr & 4 stamens..
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Manto Asiático (Coleus scutellarioides)Observ.
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Horticultural planting with other plants in City cement pot; Coleus like but no; very hairy stems; I am curious as to what this is...
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Polilla Luna Norteamericana (Actias luna)Observ.
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saw on lawn by Andrea Caldecourt who sent me a photo; it's a male, shows some tail injury; seems like a very early emergent...
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Quedius cruentusObserv.
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This, the second specimen of Quedius cruentus known from North America, (1st, having been collected in Orange Co., NY in May1998) determined by Alexey Solodovnikov in March2005 from material deposited with the Chicago Field Museum. This specimen was collected 7-8July2002, by me from a flight intercept trap sample in woods, near hemlocks, at the edge of the gorge at the 100 acre campsite (1950’ el.) on Muller Hill, Georgetown, Madison Co., NY
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Observ.
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coll. 20 specimens at UV trap 17-18Aug.2018 just outside Black Gap W.M.A.; night temp: 100 > 78 F. & clear; approx. 2000 ft.el.
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Sicómoro de Arizona (Platanus wrightii)Observ.
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This tree, with an old-looking and gnarly trunk, is near the stream just S of the cemetery at Harshaw, AZ
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Sombrero Mexicano (Ratibida columnifera)Observ.
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approx. 9,000 ft. el., growing on side of road
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Castaño de California (Aesculus californica)Observ.
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Saw at least 4 of these trees between Yosemite & Oakland; trees had retained lvs although lvs were dead & dry; seed pods were on long stems
