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Esfinge de la Higuera (Pachylia ficus)Observ.
riverghostsDescripción
About 2.5 inches long. Active at night on a wood railing.
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Halcón Peregrino (Falco peregrinus)Observ.
dwiebeDescripción
Is it possible that it tossed his food out ahead of it as it jumped, and then caught it, for fun? That what it looked like?
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Peces con Aletas Radiadas (Clase Actinopterygii)Observ.
rickbarricklowDescripción
The fish prey, Very shallow water near the shore.
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Avispa de Caballo (Polistes major)Observ.
joemdoDescripción
Non-blacklighting nocturnal observation at Dagny Johnson for a bioblitz organized by Dr. Fletcher and park biologist Trudy Ferraro. I was also granted access to blacklight at night and snap some photos of insects!
All of my blacklighting observations from this visit:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?on=2024-04-06&order=asc&place_id=any&project_id=blacklighting-florida&user_id=joemdo
Non-blacklighting observations:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?not_in_project=blacklighting-florida&on=2024-04-06&order_by=observed_on&place_id=any&subview=table&user_id=joemdo
Video showing the lights I use during a typical setup:
https://youtu.be/tavmTa7WoPk
Journal post with notes about my observations for the bioblitz: https://www.inaturalist.org/journal/joemdo/91924-dagny-johnson-bioblitz-april-6th-2024
Blacklighting project for Florida: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/blacklighting-florida
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Ganso Canadiense Mayor (Branta canadensis)Observ.
jbirdernapDescripción
Nest on a Beaver lodge.
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Avispas Papeleras del Grupo Fuscatus (Subgénero Fuscopolistes)Observ.
mothlady41Fecha
Septiembre 2023Descripción
Polistes and Monobia quadridens turf war?
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Rosas, Manzanas, Fresas Y Parientes (Familia Rosaceae)Observ.
elijah_pinedaDescripción
I saw this and it really stumped me, no pun intended. Couldn’t get an id and was wondering if anyone could tell me what this is.
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Avispa Papelera Impostora (Polistes fuscatus)Observ.
earwigsDescripción
what's going on with her abdominal segments here? does she have mites/parasites or something?
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Avispas Papeleras del Grupo Fuscatus (Subgénero Fuscopolistes)Observ.
lilia_efimtseva
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Avispa Papelera Impostora (Polistes fuscatus)Observ.
jack-verdinDescripción
vs Ant
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Avispas Papeleras del Grupo Fuscatus (Subgénero Fuscopolistes)Observ.
garyoak69
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Avispa Papelera Impostora (Polistes fuscatus)Observ.
schoolstreetflowersDescripción
Bedew’d, on rudbeckia
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Avispas Papeleras del Grupo Canadensis/exclamans (Subgénero Aphanilopterus)Observ.
mallyblue
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Avispa Papelera Navajo (Polistes comanchus ssp. navajoe)Observ.
bozarembaDescripción
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Avispa Papelera Impostora (Polistes fuscatus)Observ.
nativeplantaddictDescripción
Maybe this one, having a go on some goldenrod.
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Polilla Jeroglífica (Diphthera festiva)Observ.
nmdgDescripción
Emerged from mud nest on 8/10/2023
Best guess is a predatory wasp paralyzed and collected the caterpillar into its mud nest. The wasp egg wasn't viable for some reason and never hatched to eat the stored food. So the paralyzation wore off and the caterpillar just pupated in the wasp nest. Not sure how else a caterpillar would have ended up in a mud nest like that. Other explanations are welcome.
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Avispa Papelera Impostora (Polistes fuscatus)Observ.
thunderheadDescripción
Unexpectedly cute!
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Avispa Papelera Europea (Polistes dominula)Observ.
tessanoelDescripción
male; green eyes, curly antennae, extra thorax segments
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Avispa Papelera Anillada (Polistes annularis)Observ.
rmorganDescripción
Polistes annularis eating a Monarch Caterpillar
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Chinche Linterna Manchada (Lycorma delicatula)Observ.
sullimanderDescripción
State and Federal agencies aware of this population.
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Chinche Linterna Manchada (Lycorma delicatula)Observ.
dave_mendusDescripción
These 2 moths were found on a wood pallet delivered to my workplace in Wyandotte Michigan. No idea on direction of travel to us. May have come from U.S. warehouse
