Favoritos de dylapodiformes
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Abejas de Cara Amarilla (Género Hylaeus)Observ.
jenthebirdDescripción
IRWD San Joaquin marsh. Tons of bees, nearly all males not landing for more than a second or two on a plant. Argentine ants on basically every flower in view except a few
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Abejas de Los Cactos (Género Diadasia)Observ.
jenthebirdDescripción
IRWD San Joaquin marsh. Tons of bees, nearly all males not landing for more than a second or two on a plant. Argentine ants on basically every flower in view except a few
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Escarabajos Y Parientes (Orden Coleoptera)Observ.
jenthebirdDescripción
blacklighting by the ponds in UCI marsh
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Chinches de Cama (Familia Cimicidae)Observ.
antrozousameliaDescripción
On silver-haired bat.
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Lobo Fino del Norte (Callorhinus ursinus)Observ.
antrozousameliaFecha
Septiembre 2024Lugar
Falta la ubicación
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Abejas Cortadoras de Hojas Y Abejas Albañil (Familia Megachilidae)Observ.
samawinter
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naturephotosuzeDescripción
Arnold Road
I have included 8 of the many photos I took of this encounter. In the first, the female is feeding. In the second the male arrives to begin mating. A few photos show them mating and after he leaves, I included 2 more photos of the female still on the flower
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Murciélago Orejón Californiano (Macrotus californicus)Observ.
antrozousameliaDescripción
Handled with permit.
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Miotis Mexicano (Myotis velifer)Observ.
antrozousameliaDescripción
Handled with permit.
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nicolettemurph27Descripción
Two bumble bees seen fighting over a thimbleberry flower. The B. occidentalis was first at the flower, then a B. mixtus threw it off. The occidentalis came back but could not dislodge the mixtus, so it left.
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Bombus crotchiiObserv.
jaymeemartyDescripción
So odd to see this one in the East Sierra at highish elevation!
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Bombus crotchiiObserv.
antrozousameliaDescripción
4th I've seen this year unless I'm making an ID mistake
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Bombus crotchiiObserv.
markb1984Descripción
There are now 17 reports of this species in Sacramento County, and 11 of those reports are from 2024.
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Murciélago Orejas de Ratón de Welwitsch (Myotis welwitschii)Observ.
jakobDescripción
Fahr, J. & Ebigbo, N. M., 2003. A conservation assessment of the bats of the Simandou Range, Guinea, with the first record of Myotis welwitschii (Gray, 1866) from West Africa. Acta Chiropterologica 5(1): 125-141.
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Tiburón Leopardo (Triakis semifasciata)Observ.
jenthebirdDescripción
W_CSM_5 done by JNS for CAWBM 2024 net survey
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Bombus crotchiiObserv.
nicolettemurph27Descripción
Photo taken during Bumble Bee Atlas survey for Xerces Society. BLM land.
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Bombus crotchiiObserv.
sylviefinn95Descripción
Worker foraging on cultivated Monardella
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Murciélago Canoso de Cola Peluda (Lasiurus cinereus)Observ.
havocpigeonDescripción
Will continue to scour for better photos but this might be the best I've got. Peregrine caught the (bat?) pretty far west over the ocean. Not sure it will be identifiable. Screaming almost-fledgling for size reference
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jaymeemartyDescripción
Hard to get pix of sternites but I see yellow fringe in the shots and a slightly longer cheek. Hair is slightly unkempt
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Falsa Coralillo Real Oriental Estadounidense (Lampropeltis triangulum)Observ.
kenthebird
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Sastrecillo (Psaltriparus minimus)Observ.
antrozousameliaDescripción
Active nest
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Abejas (Epifamilia Anthophila)Observ.
lilyfultonDescripción
Incredible bee aggregation! They were super active. Mostly males flying around right above the ground. Only a few females out and I didn't see any with pollen. Nests mostly covered with leaf litter. Hundreds of bees at least, in an area about 10 by 3 meters right by the stream.
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Abejas Cortadoras de Hojas Y Abejas Albañil (Familia Megachilidae)Observ.
antrozousamelia
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Abejas del Sudor (Familia Halictidae)Observ.
antrozousameliaDescripción
For non-fuzzy bee on left
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Mariposa Ninfa Común de California (Coenonympha california)Observ.
antrozousamelia
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Culebrilla Ciega Texana (Rena dulcis)Observ.
caudisonaDescripción
Under large rock adjacent to ant nest
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Bombus crotchiiObserv.
kristalwatrousDescripción
Foraging on Carduus pycnocephalus. Photographed and released as part of Xerces Society CA Bumble Bee Atlas.
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Bombus crotchiiObserv.
reodellDescripción
I don't know insect species, but the location of observation and the ecology (preference for Asclepias sp.) seems to fit. Observed here along Lockwood - San Ardo Road on the west side of Williams Hill. Pollinating Asclepias eriocarpa. About 50 individuals total observed on several Asclepias individuals. Numerous Pepsini sp (tarantula hawk) individuals observed pollinating the Asclepias also.
