Favoritos de albertcardona
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airgelDescripción
Peculiar behaviour. Got a few quick photos before they (presumably) woke up and flew off.
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albertcardonaFecha
Septiembre 2021Descripción
Carries perhaps a maggot on its abdomen? A wasp ectoparasite?
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Género StilbulaObserv.
albertcardonaDescripción
The Ant Wiki says Stilbula wasps are parasitoids of ants: https://antwiki.org/wiki/Stilbula
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Pelícano Pardo (Pelecanus occidentalis)Observ.
albertcardonaDescripción
The greatest bird photo I've ever taken. So much action and goofiness.
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Abeja Excavadora de Cuatro Rayas (Amegilla quadrifasciata)Observ.
albertcardonaDescripción
Flying at 36C in full sun, seeping nectar from thistle flowers (Carlina corymbosa). The nectar must have been at well over 40C.
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Empusa fasciataObserv.
albertcardonaDescripción
Shifted left and right mimicking the behavior of dry grass in the wind.
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Mantis Europea (Mantis religiosa)Observ.
albertcardonaFecha
Septiembre 2021Descripción
Brown colored. Large, like an adult. Spotted by Stephan Saalfeld.
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Calimorfa (Euplagia quadripunctaria)Observ.
albertcardonaDescripción
In the kitchen. Beautiful red rear wings.
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Natural Park of the Headwaters of the River Ter and Freser, Queralbs, Girona, ES (Google, OSM)
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albertcardonaDescripción
Mating pair. Video at https://mobile.twitter.com/albertcardona/status/1401900816374583300
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Hylaeus modestusObserv.
albertcardonaDescripción
Our old friend: a bee with a dead ant attached to its right hind leg, jaws locked forever.
On mint flowers.
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albertcardonaDescripción
Unusual bee. By the sea, on sea lavender flowers. Grooming on a branch.
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Avispas Icneumónidas (Familia Ichneumonidae)Observ.
albertcardonaDescripción
On pine tree bark, drumming its antennae on the bark likely in search of insect larvae. Tentative genus.
Unless I am very mistaken, the ovipositor appears to be fairly transparent, unlike that of available Exallonyx examples at iNaturalist to date.
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Araña Cangrejo Europea (Thomisus onustus)Observ.
albertcardonaDescripción
Predation: eating a Hylaeus masked bee on fennel flowers. Excellent camouflage.
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Araña Cangrejo Europea (Thomisus onustus)Observ.
albertcardonaDescripción
Predation: caught a bee on lavender flowers. This bee: http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/92165024
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Abejorro de Campo (Bombus pascuorum)Observ.
albertcardonaDescripción
On nettle.
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albertcardonaDescripción
Carrying a dead small ant attached to its antenna, mandibles firmly clasped. The desert ant stopped frequently to groom its antennae with its forelegs, to no avail.
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Género NomioidesObserv.
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On fennel flowers, with a load of pollen on its hind legs.
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Abejas de Cara Amarilla (Género Hylaeus)Observ.
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Possibly stylopized.
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albertcardonaDescripción
Very small, about 3 mm, standing near the edge of my thumb’s nail. Edit: A male.
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jacanterosDescripción
These wasps were nesting in the wood of an old table. On top of the table there were some dead aphids. One of the wasps (first and second pic) took one of the aphids and inserted it in one of the holes in the wood. The last pic shows a detail of the aphids presumably collected by the wasps.
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Hylaeus modestusObserv.
albertcardonaDescripción
Note the dead ant, its jaws still clasping a posterior leg of this bee. Or, when you take your dead enemies out for lunch.
On mint flowers.
