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Mecodema dunenseObserv.
mark2-nzDescripción
21 mm long, 6 setiferous punctures on pronotum, very shiny, on summit of Dun Mountain
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lekDescripción
Small but strong, when she sets her mind on it she can do incredible things. This small ant has found food and is delivering it back to her colony. The food in this case is the carcass of a worker of New Zealand’s largest native ant (Austroponera sp.)
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Litoria castaneaObserv.
tonyjewellDescripción
Beneath rock slabs on low-lying rock platform in splash zone of lake shore.
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dave_hollandDescripción
thousands of wild seedlings under and around big female. man if the kereru start eating these there is going to be trouble.
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carey-knox-southern-scalesDescripción
An impressively large (c. 17 cm long) flatworm in alpine boulderfield, about 1,550 metres a.s.l.
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christopherstephensDescripción
https://inaturalist.nz/observations/107387471 apparenlty, though really doesn't look much like most of them
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Líquenes Escudos de Roca (Género Xanthoparmelia)Observ.
danilo_heggDescripción
Lichen is covering a pebble on the ground
Observation for grasshopper is here:
https://inaturalist.nz/observations/142640250
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Manukau Harbour coastline/seashore in the vicinity of 4 Bamfield Pl, Hillsborough, Auckland 1042. On Euonymus japonicus.
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jack4Descripción
What’s left of a number of individuals. This is a regurgitation from my two semi tame grey faced herons .
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Weeleus acutusObserv.
dwilsonDescripción
Antlion pits in loose dirt in a large Leioproctus bee colony. Several bees seen struggling in pits and being dragged under by antlion larvae. Dead bees and a dead millipede seen in other pits. I dug a larva out for a photo.
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jacqui-nzDescripción
Shed skin found on a grassy access lane in native bush.
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duncanmc42Descripción
Roadside on the Barnicoat Walkway ca.150m east of the start of the mtb rack "Involution" and 30m east of the gate heading towards Jenkins Hill.
On red beech (Fuscospora fusca).
Inspected at intervals since original post. Latest inspection on 07/11/2019 revealed presence of flower buds. Photos with date stamp loaded here.
Checked a few times since 07/11/2019 with no apparent progress. Checked today (29/11/2019), found two buds noticeably longer and with distinct colour. One photo loaded.
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Suteria ideObserv.
sarah_richardsonDescripción
A hairy snail is too marvellous not to share. On the edge of a magnificent alluvial terrace covered in podocarp forest (Shakespeare Flat) just as you start to climb up into mixed forest. The leaf behind is a Hoheria giving some idea of the lowland / fertile sort of forest we were in.
