Favoritos de ncb1221
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Anasa tristisObserv.
prairie_ramblerDescripción
iNat auto ID, on a cultivated Ibervillea lindheimeri
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kneubaueDescripción
Female laying eggs on an outside window. The host plant is usually Spiderling; Boerhavia coccinea, based on prior observations, maybe she thought this location was safer. The adult measured 7 mm in length. Last 3 photos of 1 mm nymphs on 10/9/21 at 10:20 a.m.
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jlcartesLugar
Universidad Católica "Nuestra Señora de la Asunción", Asunción, Departamento Central, PY (Google, OSM)
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Chinches Gigantes de Cabeza Espinosa (Género Acanthocephala)Observ.
coolcrittersyt
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Oso Negro Americano (Ursus americanus)Observ.
ncb1221Descripción
Mom foraging in the trees nearby on a busy trail. Everyone seemed to be as respectful as possible. A little close for comfort though. Baby was napping about 30 feet up in a tree.
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joemdoDescripción
Looks like Catorhintha divergens
Observed during the 2023 South Florida City Nature Challenge (CNCSOFLO). I was walking the Mosier Hammock trail, waiting for insects to come to three sheets I set up with blacklights around the Long Pine Key campground and the hammock. Blacklighting observations from tonight:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?d1=2023-04-28&d2=2023-04-29&nelat=25.604175458202164&nelng=-80.55882594286926&order=asc&place_id=any&project_id=blacklighting-florida&swlat=25.302237257122066&swlng=-80.83691737353332&user_id=joemdo
Project page for CNCSOFLO 2023: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/city-nature-challenge-2023-south-florida-cncsoflo/
Website: https://www.cncsoflo.com/
Instagram: @ cncsoflo
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Barbudo Lacrimoso (Tricholaema lacrymosa)Observ.
chartusoDescripción
presumed male with pale lemon eyes, unknown with orange eyes and presumed female with dark eyes
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Caimán del Mississippi (Alligator mississippiensis)Observ.
eamonccorbettDescripción
Mother (probably ~7 feet) with at least 29 babies of varying sizes
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Chinches Pata de Hoja (Familia Coreidae)Observ.
gilbriarDescripción
What kind of insect eggs are these?
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isaac_oliveiraDescripción
Occurrence of the living organism registered in the Zoobotanical Park of the Federal University of Acre - Ufac: an ecological corridor with about 144 hectares, constituting the largest green area within the urban perimeter.
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birdsandgardensDescripción
This leaf footed bug was dripping liquid as it flew. This is a 240FPS slomo gif.
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Chipe Pinero (Setophaga pinus)Observ.
ncb1221Fecha
Septiembre 2022Descripción
Leucistic!
Hanging out with 2 other Pine Warblers in my yard. Hopefully they'll stick around!
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Chinche Verde (Nezara viridula)Observ.
arrojadoaDescripción
Many individuals in all life stages, observed mostly on tomatoe plants (feeding on immature fruits) and on Cucurbitaceae.
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Chinche Gigante de Cabeza Espinosa (Acanthocephala terminalis)Observ.
jennarsDescripción
Appeared to be eating a locust
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amerisa504Descripción
Saw this at San Diego zoo couple months back it looked really cool and was feeding off the plants. It was also extremely fast. It was just getting resources I believe.
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Chinches del Maracuyá, del Platanillo, del Cactus Y Parientes (Tribu Anisoscelini)Observ.
brunermiddle
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joemdoDescripción
Blacklighting at Castellow Hammock thanks to Tiffany M from EEL! She was in the preserve with Dr. Lawrence Lopez and Stefan, Ashley and Giancarlo conducting research on land planarians and it was great meeting them all in the field :-)
I had two sheets set up, each lit by two UV "DJ" blacklights (395-400 nm LED) hooked up to USB battery packs. There weren't exactly a ton of insects at the sheets but I only had them lit from around 9PM-11:30PM. Wind was negligible in the hammock and it was very dark despite the full moon thanks to the forest canopy.
All of my blacklighting observations from this area tonight:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?on=2022-08-10&order=asc&place_id=any&project_id=blacklighting-florida&user_id=joemdo
All of my non-blacklighting observations from this area tonight, including a screech owl and gaudy sphinx moth:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?not_in_project=blacklighting-florida&on=2022-08-10&order=asc&place_id=any&user_id=joemdo
Here's a video showing the DJ blacklights in action at the Pinecrest campground (Big Cypress) from Summer 2019: https://youtu.be/tavmTa7WoPk
Info about the cheapy DJ blacklights, great for getting started with blacklighting: https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/damontighe/11836-diy-moth-light
Blacklighting project for Florida on iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/blacklighting-florida
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Chinche Americana del Pino (Leptoglossus occidentalis)Observ.
meganhansonDescripción
invader!! also pictured: him next to the carving i did of a western conifer seed bug
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Eslizón de Tierra (Scincella lateralis)Observ.
ncb1221Descripción
This observation is for the prey. Skink or gecko tail?
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Género NarniaObserv.
inconspicuous-dogDescripción
Found on a Texas prickly pear. Weather was cloudy in the 70s. Unsure if the small red bugs are its offspring but they were around each other.
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sambiologyDescripción
Did my social distancing at O.S. Gray Natural Area today -- brought the bug net and did some 'sweeping' in the prairie area. Lots of cool bugs out!
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as6699Descripción
Not sure. But probably at least this genus. It was on an open air store display.
Usá ArgentiNat con app iNaturalist
