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Volador Espejo Hirundichthys speculigerObserv.
mr_fabFecha
Septiembre 7, 2014Descripción
Flying Fish ...
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Género PodagrionObserv.
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Wasp ovipositing in a Mantid ootheca
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jakobDescripción
The species-specific ectoparasitic fly, Cyclopodia greeffi, only found on straw-coloured fruit bats (Eidolon helvum).
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Pigargo Malgache Haliaeetus vociferoidesObserv.
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Eagle that was peacefully eating its fish, until we came with boat and disturbed his plans.
From Davorka Kitonić & Josip Skejo December 2018 - January 2019 Madagascar Expedition
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One giant cricket. Maybe the first photo of a living individual.
From Davorka Kitonić & Josip Skejo December 2018 - January 2019 Madagascar Expedition
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Albatros Oscuro Phoebetria fuscaObserv.
paulschrijvershofLugar
(En algún lugar...)
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Género CharminusObserv.
wynand_uysDescripción
At last! A Male!
About 9mm body length.
For years I've been seeing these spiders on low, vegetation in the forest.
This is my first encounter with a male and to add joy to the occasion, it was in close proximity to a female. See second pic.
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Chapulines Pigmeos Familia TetrigidaeObserv.
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Photo taken in Mossel Bay.
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Tarro Sudafricano Tadorna canaObserv.
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South African Shelduck. Photographed near Witsand, South Africa on 4 February 2011. Monotypic.
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Arexion suavisObserv.
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red butt/red head grasshopper
All photos copyright David Liittschwager, Natural History Photography. Http://OneCubicFoot.com
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Myrmicaria nigraObserv.
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In every gaster a reflection of the camera ...
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Mariposas Y Polillas Orden LepidopteraObserv.
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Grape dangler reared
1 January 2020:
First caterpillar of the new year! Found dangling in its little leaf shelter, just about at eye level under our Cape grape pergola.2 January 2020:
After exploring its new accommodation for a while the caterpillar made its way onto the grape leaf provided and attached itself to pupate.13 January 2020:
A tiny little moth emerged.This is the same species as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/20967199 which was submitted and included in the rearing files but without ID (CRG master others.pdf).
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Abejas Cortadoras de Hojas Género MegachileObserv.
bushboyDescripción
Help!
Mysterious 75mm capsule, intricately made with woven leaf bits. I studied it for a long time, hoping a Bagworm might emerge. Nothing did and I didn^t have the heart to cut/break it open. Any ideas, please?
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Espina de Invierno Faidherbia albidaObserv.
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4km inland from the Atlantic ocean. The unusual growth form is shaped by the strong SW to W wind, blowing in the picture from left to right.
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Burkea africanaObserv.
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Doomed
Grand specimen of Burkea africana too close to main road for its own good. There is an old wounded area on the trunk and a more recent rectangle where the bark has been stripped, possibly last year. This damage is assumed to be due to harvesting the bar
desxeiption copiedfrom iSpot: Grand specimen of Burkea africana too close to main road for its own good. There is an old wounded area on the trunk and a more recent rectangle where the bark has been stripped, possibly last year. This damage is assumed to be due to harvesting the bark for traditional purposes; the recorded uses are many and varied including edible pulp, fish poison, medicines and tannin for leather treatment - all from the same bark. http://uses.plantnet-project.org/en/Burkea_africana_(PROTA)
A previous tree in the same area and maimed in a similar fashion was observed to slowly die over a 2 year period after it had been about 80% ring barked
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Género PsammodesObserv.
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Found this one covered in Anoplolepis ants and assumed it was dead. I removed it for photographing and it stirred so I moved it to the other side of the road. Unfortunately there are ants everywhere, and as soon as it was confronted it simply froze again.
https://youtu.be/RhVB-0lhPGs
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Género MondaObserv.
suncanaDescripción
CRG 315
Caterpillar (Bag): https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/30632498
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suncanaDescripción
CRG 405
Caterpillar: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/36669494
