aspidoscelis del Favoritos
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alex_abairDescripción
Thousands of individuals. I think this most closely resembles Monarda pectinata. Positive ID to come later.
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Ipecacuana Pombalia verticillataObserv.
alex_abairDescripción
Syn. Hybanthus verticillatus
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Género PackeraObserv.
anniemontesDescripción
In the Sandias. Associated spp includes ponderosa, alligator juniper, piñon pine, gambel oak.
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Cacama valvataObserv.
amzappDescripción
Best guess. Suggestions welcome.
Cacama variegata
https://bugguide.net/node/view/611822
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ellen5Descripción
Badly broken.
I found this bug struggling on the side of the highway, so presumably it got smacked by a vehicle at high speed.
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Polilla del Cuerno del Tabaco Manduca sextaObserv.
nathantaylorDescripción
Raised on Proboscidea louisianica (Devil's Claw).
Initially collected as pests on my tomato plant. Initial observation here.
Caterpillars from the same batch raised on multiple different plants as follows (click on name to see observation):
Solanum lycopersicum (Tomato)
Solanum tuberosum (Potato)
Solanum elaeagnifolium (Silver-leaf Nightshade):
28 Jun 2018 (same individual or group of individuals)
4 Jul 2018 (same individual or group of individuals)
Solanum rostratum (Buffalo Bur)
Proboscidea louisianica (Devil's Claw):
28 Jun 2018 (same individual or group of individuals)
4 Jul 2018 (same individual or group of individuals)
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Escarabajos Peloteros Género CanthonObserv.
amzappDescripción
Odd looking fellow. Pea-sized.
https://bugguide.net/node/view/661232
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ellen5Descripción
white face, red eyes that face forward, golden fuzzball body with crosswise striping in the back
He was concerning himself with the sandy soil
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sambiologyDescripción
Had such a blast with other iNatters at the Del Rio gathering. I saw lots and lots of new plants and animals -- so these ID's are tentative. I'll have to do a little more digging later.
https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/sambiology/15447-spending-time-with-inat-community-in-del-rio
