Favoritos de susanna_h
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Género AmmophilaObserv.
mariedelportDescripción
Visiting the flowers of C. capitella ssp. capitella
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Avispas Caza Arañas (Familia Pompilidae)Observ.
zickyDescripción
Observation from last year-hope someone can ID this!
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mountainhomeDescripción
I saw the wasp taking preys (stiletto flies) home for 3 times and storing them in an abandoned nest of Anthophora villosula.
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philwarbDescripción
The iNaturalist AI thought this was maybe a lasioglossum - which was my assumption too. But somethings don't seem quite right. The antennae are unusually thick and long. The legs seem a bit thin - no sign of scopae. And the behaviour was a bit strange too. It kept folding itself in half to get the abdomen into the flowers it was visiting (almost as if it was trying to deposit some eggs??).
Could this be a wasp mimicking a lasioglossum? Or is it just a male bee with some odd behaviours to explain?
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Género NomadaObserv.
ma_leimrothDescripción
Seemed to be sleeping on a mesquite leaf early in the morning. Crawled on to my finger when I tried to reposition the leaf for photos
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Género SpilomenaObserv.
ipatDescripción
Too fast and active to get a good shot
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Género LeiopodusObserv.
demianlescanoDescripción
Pequeña, se posaba en huequitos en la tosca cerca de un hormiguero de cortadoras
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Hylaeus huselaObserv.
arthur_chapmanDescripción
Native bee on Grevillea pyramidalis subsp. leucadendron (https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/96298108) along the Lajamanu Road between Lajamanu and Gurindji, Northern Territory, Australia. August 2021.
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Abejas, Hormigas Y Avispas Punzantes (Infraorden Aculeata)Observ.
slarmDescripción
I think this is a burrowing wasp or bee, but I couldn't get enough light inside to make anything except a glossy curve out. It was partially eroded out of a trail composed of switchbacks.
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Avispas Alfareras Y Albañiles (Subfamilia Eumeninae)Observ.
maxverheijDescripción
Apparently digging
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Género MiscophusObserv.
joemdoDescripción
Solo bioblitz of Lake Wales Ridge WEA: Lake Placid Unit
FWC map of this area: https://myfwc.com/media/26535/lwr-lakeplacid-trailguide.pdf
All my observations from this area today: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?nelat=27.227406714700034&nelng=-81.32982203502773&on=2022-03-22&place_id=any&subview=map&swlat=27.20641661493838&swlng=-81.40406557532127&user_id=joemdo&verifiable=any
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Avispas Caza Arañas (Familia Pompilidae)Observ.
konkoitDescripción
Observation is for wasp.
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Abejas del Poliester (Familia Colletidae)Observ.
lperry95Descripción
Came across this bee, was similar looking to common Apis mellifera, but it's abdomen was entirely reddish brown. So I'm looking for confirmation
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Género ThygaterObserv.
isabelmckayDescripción
Clustered on the underside of a Peace Lily leaf. They appeared to be latching their jaws to the leaf veins, and remained there even when lightly disturbed.
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Avispas Caza Arañas (Familia Pompilidae)Observ.
gene70Descripción
Cold, wet spider wasp wondering around on bike path.
