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Moscas de Alas Pintadas (Familia Tephritidae)Observ.
teparyDescripción
On Rubber Rabbitbrush
See also: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/101273556
https://www.jstor.org/stable/42871563
"Gall c2 (Fig. 4B)
A Tephritidae induced this 1 .0 x 4.0 mm ellipsoidal gall in the stem node. It was formed by modified leaves and was connected to the stem by a long peduncle."
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finaticDescripción
Pinal County, Arizona, US
This tiny little fly has the most amazingly scary face to anything that sees it.
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sambiologyDescripción
Another great day at the Southeast Arizona iNat-athon! Started at the San Pedro House to look for hummingbirds...and of course, plants and bugs and whatever else. :)
Still working on the ID's for these...
Check out the journal entry for lots of better photos of many of these same species:
http://www.inaturalist.org/journal/sambiology/11501-southeast-arizona-inaturalist-is-a-community
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Moscardones Parásitos de Ratones (Género Cuterebra)Observ.
entomo-logicDescripción
Eggs laid on Sisymbrium irio plant near packrat midden.
Female Cuterebra sp. ovipositing.
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Hongos de Roya (Orden Pucciniales)Observ.
ceisemanDescripción
On Clematis, along the side of Rte. 26 (a bit east of mile 69).
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Observ.
stevejonesDescripción
Revisit of galls found October 19th; no new growth in 18 days, likely fully formed. Later observation here.
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
pseudomyrmexDescripción
Tiny cups on stalks on an acorn shell in a cave.
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stevejonesDescripción
Based on this reference: http://is.gd/T9TqjD
Seen on Opuntia engelmannii and O. phaeacantha
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Virus (Reino Viruses)Observ.
sabaconDescripción
Yellow drawings on Nabulus albus leaves
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Feron stellareObserv.
wildmacroFecha
Septiembre 14, 2019Descripción
On Quercus garryana.
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mjplagensDescripción
The wasp is taking nectar secretion from a gall on the acorn cup of an Emory Oak. The name Callirhytis was researched by J Gross who found Weld's original 1957 description of Callirhytis balanella in the "Proceedings of the United States National Museum" Vol. 107 No. 3384, New American Cynipid Wasps from Oak Galls.
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Tribu CynipiniObserv.
stevejonesDescripción
Cf. Andricus quercusfoliatus but well out of range. Host Quercus turbinella
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Tribu CynipiniObserv.
stevejonesDescripción
cf. Andricus; host Quercus turbinella; apical gall
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Género TorymusObserv.
dlbowlsDescripción
Laying eggs in already formed Andricus kingi gall.
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Feron kingiObserv.
dlbowlsDescripción
I am not sure what the insect on it is, but it seems to be depositing something inside the already existing gall.
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Emaravirus rosaeObserv.
douchDescripción
Observation for vector: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/75379696
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Emaravirus rosaeObserv.
douchDescripción
Observation for virus: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/75379682
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Hongos de Roya (Orden Pucciniales)Observ.
gudgabeDescripción
Rust of Justicia californica
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Hongos de Roya (Orden Pucciniales)Observ.
gudgabeDescripción
Rust of Senna covesii
