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Common along the railroad tracks that follow the Susquehanna from Shenks Ferry to Safe Harbor. Appreciate confirmation of species. Didn't get a glimpse of the red abdomen in any of my pictures so not 100% sure.
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Kava (Piper methysticum)Observ.
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Cultivated, but uploading because flowers are rare.
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Hongos Parásitos (Familia Ophiocordycipitaceae)Observ.
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“Cordyceps” on pill bug?
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Mariposas Y Polillas (Orden Lepidoptera)Observ.
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Leaf mine on Myristica fatua (PVNH herbarium specimen GMP 4242).
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Growing along the runoff from Athabasca Glacier (in the background).
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ID’d in situ by Greg Plunkett, but couldn’t get up close enough for good photo.
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Date approximate, found back in 2006. Here's an excerpt from the "report" I wrote up when I found this flower:
"A few months ago my dad and I went to the Nottingham Serpentine Barrens which are near our house to look for interesting plants like the Round-Leaved Fameflower. This flower first appeared after the last Ice Age.
When we went to the Barrens I was all exited when I was the first to find the Round-Leaved Fameflower and Small’s Ragwort. The Fameflower leaves are at its base and look like stretched green eggs. It blooms from June to September and opens in the afternoon. I like the Fameflower because of its leaves and that it can only be found in serpentine barrens."
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Género EucerosObserv.
kidneymothDescripción
In a Virginia pine that hosts a Pine webworm moth "frass nest".
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kidneymothDescripción
On Juncus sp. This specimen looks very much like this Danish Observation of C. alticolella: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/93229562
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kidneymothDescripción
Found under a log with a crew of adult Horned passalus beetles
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Género DargidaObserv.
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On Sorghastrum nutans in 30-yr old prairie restoration. Dead. Seems infested with fungus. ID uncertain, based on facial pattern.
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Very mine-like at least. I don’t quite see frass, but maybe signs of surface emergence and surface feeding nearby as well? Peltigera lichen: http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/91745514
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On Carduus acanthoides. I don’t think I saw any evidence of stem mining, just full leaves mined and dead.
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Exceedingly small. Found on a horseweed. A miner found a few horseweeds over. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/85598215
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nealkelsoDescripción
Foliicolous on toyon. There is an abundance of H. leucomelos corticolous on the branches of this tree. Based on that and morphology this is my best guess, however I haven’t found any reference to this species as foliicolous.
The corticolous thalli: http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/82418955
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Mosca de Pescar Oriental (Corydalus cornutus)Observ.
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Emerging from hole in a rotten log next to a stream.
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Rana Leopardo Sureña (Lithobates sphenocephalus)Observ.
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Taking a stab at this being a Coastal Plains Leopard Frog. Help with identification would be appreciated!
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Insectos, Arácnidos Y Crustáceos (Filo Arthropoda)Observ.
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A number of strange.. eggs? emergence holes? bark pupae?.. on tulip poplar.
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Género MarmaraObserv.
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On Liriodendron tulipifera. Again, these mines look like they might be old?
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On Carya: http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/78500182
The larva emerged the day after collection.
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On Carya. Last photo is from two days after the others, the larva had emerged.
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Salamandra Moteada (Ambystoma maculatum)Observ.
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In a vernal pool. Thought they could have been bryozoans until taking a closer look.
