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I found this guy in one of my cats' litter boxes. Twice.
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Tigrosa helluoObserv.
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I keep finding these in my cats' litter boxes in the basement. I haven't noticed them prior to 2023.
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Arañas del Pasto (Género Agelenopsis)Observ.
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I found this guy in my cat's litter box. I believe his eyes reflected my flash in a couple of the pictures, but I couldn't get a good angle to photograph all his eyes.
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Wow! Found this in my cellar and first thought it was a spider. After looking at iNaturalist photos, I realized it had only six legs, not eight!
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Chinche Opaca de Las Plantas (Lygus lineolaris)Observ.
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This little guy's body is about 3-4mm long. The pictures offered by iNaturalist for this species show two very different looking bugs. I selected it because the photos it offered of the bug with the spots looks just like my bug.
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This guy was walking around our deck railing sucking up raindrops after a heavy rain.
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Moscas de Las Flores (Familia Syrphidae)Observ.
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This guy is less than a centimeter long. He waves his front end around up in the air. He moves like an inchworm and has a black spot inside towards his back end.
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Falsa Viuda Negra Triangulada (Steatoda triangulosa)Observ.
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Very small spider
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Falsas Viudas Negras (Género Steatoda)Observ.
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This spider's body is only about 5mm long
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Avispas Chaqueta Amarilla de Altura (Género Dolichovespula)Observ.
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This nest was started in the roof of our deck. It's about four inches in diameter. But the wasps abandoned it instead of building it into a big nest.
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Cola de Caballo de Campo (Equisetum arvense)Observ.
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These plants are evident anyplace around here that isn't mowed. I'd go with horsetail, but I have never seen the brown, dry-looking thing I see in the first observations.
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Mariposas Luna (Género Phyciodes)Observ.
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These two butterflies were each about an inch and a half from wingtip to wingtip. They spent quite a while fluttering around one another but never touched.
