Favoritos de aeshnidae28
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lesaleseesDescripción
Resting on tree before failed mating attempt (pictured)
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Escarabajos Rinoceronte, Peloteros Y Parientes (Superfamilia Scarabaeoidea)Observ.
gimblythebeetleDescripción
Found in cow manure
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Rayadora de Patas Amarillas (Sympetrum vicinum)Observ.
comohabitatFecha
Septiembre 2019
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Género DiamesaObserv.
scottkingDescripción
Snow Midge
Spring Creek
Cowling Arboretum
Northfield, Minnesota
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Coenosia tigrinaObserv.
cbackDescripción
This specimen was captured in a vial at the same time as a Psocoptera. Within one minute, this fly was lying on its side and handling the Psocoptera between its legs. One minute later the Psocoptera was sucked dry and dropped.
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Anfibios (Clase Amphibia)Observ.
gamelanerDescripción
I've been watching this shallow ephemeral pool for weeks, trying to figure out what the various tadpoles are going to become. This one is different than the ones I've seen before. The dorsal/ventral fins on it's tail are different. I still don't know what it is, but maybe someone will.
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mokennonDescripción
Spring in the air! These look like nice striped-abdomen gall midges.
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Abejorro Amarillo (Bombus fervidus)Observ.
chanmmmmDescripción
Caught on Red clover (Trifolium pratense) during an outreach event.
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Diamesa mendotaeObserv.
rootes1223Descripción
Saw 6 in one visit to split rock lighthouse
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Azulillas de Estanque (Género Enallagma)Observ.
kristen_smith2Descripción
My first ever shot of damselflies completing their mating ring. The male clasps the female behind the head and then she curls her abdomen up to his and her eggs are fertilized. They often stay attached while she lays eggs by landing on bits of plants in the water. These look to be familiar bluets (Enallagma civile).
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Diamesa mendotaeObserv.
origamileviDescripción
i think the gonostylus is triangular on this one
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Diamesa choreaObserv.
mbowserDescripción
Swarming above snow in forest. Collected six specimens: three males and three females.
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Género DiamesaObserv.
susan_kielbDescripción
These were abundant on the bridge over the Huron River, and in flight. Temp in the 40s (F).
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Libélulas Cola de Mazo Colgantes (Género Stylurus)Observ.
csledgeDescripción
This observation is for the teneral? prey dragonfly that the female is holding.
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Azulillas de Estanque (Género Enallagma)Observ.
lincolndureyDescripción
North Woods day 12:
https://www.inaturalist.org/calendar/lincolndurey/2022/8/4
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Gorgojos Y Picudos (Familia Curculionidae)Observ.
chymeraDescripción
Daughter went to Texas for a working vaca came back her ear itching and swollen but not sure why. Anyone know what it is? She’s really grossed out
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Zurcidora Migratoria Común (Anax junius)Observ.
aeshnidae28Fecha
Septiembre 2020Descripción
Found sitting on potted plant on front steps in suburban neighborhood.
