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Género BucraniumObserv.
jcivDescripción
My first observation of this spider a few days earlier:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/53666613
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Araña Imitadora de Hormigas Atigrada Castianeira longipalpaObserv.
ashley_bradford
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Polilla de Frente Pálido Selenisa sueroidesObserv.
dingooctaviousDescripción
What in the world is this. haha love it. At first I thought it was a dpider because all I saw was its tail moving like spider legs. Then I thought the spider was being attacked because no spider just hangs its 2 legs on the edge of a cactus. When I moved in I saw this little trickster pretending to have spider legs.
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mike334Descripción
The star of the show last night! A moth I never expected to see. 2nd Texas record? Knudson & Bordelon recorded one in 2007.
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Saltarina Aguna de Puntos Dorados Aguna asanderObserv.
mike334Descripción
New for the Pandemic yard list.
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Mariposa Lumbrera Coluda Historis acherontaObserv.
mike334Descripción
At the National Butterfly Center
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ernest5hDescripción
Pseudocellus dorotheae
I found this individual while working at the McAllen Nature Center 2.5 years ago. Never uploaded it since we were trying to get a paper published. I got tired of trying to get that done so here it is. This species hasn’t been seen since it was first discovered in 1939 in Edinburg, TX. ID by Dr. Oscar Francke and Joel Hallan.
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Deinopis auritaObserv.
dingooctaviousDescripción
this doesnt look like d.spinosa
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Género BucraniumObserv.
jcivDescripción
Prey observation: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/53667528
Better shots of the spider: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/61983929
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mike334Descripción
I see the genus name has changed. Still one of the longest names around. My 3rd of this species, in 8 years!
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Polilla de Pasto Subfamilia SpilomelinaeObserv.
abhijitjuvekarDescripción
Syllepte iophanes, Meyrick.
Most vibrant colored moth seen on kitchen wall.
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krancmmDescripción
1st observation at this location
16mm fwl. What a beautifully elegant moth.
Several in genus too similar so other images are close ups of various body parts to support ID.
http://v3.boldsystems.org/index.php/Taxbrowser_Taxonpage?taxid=34328
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jcivDescripción
This one was attracted to my white light (incandescent and florescent) sheet instead of the blacklights on the other side of the backyard. Almost everything else goes to the blacklights.
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bug_ericDescripción
Landed on sidewalk and I scooped it up in a vial and brought it home. Chilled it, imaged it, and released it. Unfortunately, could not reunite it with its caterpillar prey.
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A Very Bad Day for a Six-Spotted Fishing Spider...
I was visiting our little pond yesterday, when something came in fast from across the water. It was kind of like skittering across the top of the water, but also buzzy with wings...I was saying,"What the heck is THAT?", as I pointed the camera. I got ONE shot of this Spider Wasp coming into shore with its recent catch. I was sure in the right spot at the right time! The poor spider, not so much...From what I’m seeing here, I think the wasp is dragging the spider by a single leg, clamped in its jaws.
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jgw_atxDescripción
Came to lights. Urban wooded neighborhood - mostly live oak, cedar elm, hackberry in the immediate vicinity.
Seems this should be the only species found this far north in TX.
A little over 4mm
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Género WulfilaObserv.
jgw_atxDescripción
Beat from chile pequin bush in my garden.
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sa88lebagsLugar
Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center, 3325 Green Jay Road, Alamo, TX 78516, USA (Google, OSM)
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jgw_atxDescripción
Came to lights - Urban wooded neighborhood - Mostly live oak, hackberry, elm in the immediate vicinity.
I think I was finally able to ID a distinctive looking species on my own. Hopefully I got this one right :-)
~3.2mm
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Género PonometiaObserv.
mike334Descripción
Undescribed species from Costa Rica, photos on BOLD as Ponometia Poole03.
