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samuelpurdiewildlifeDescripción
Thanks to James Stacy for suggesting an ID! I was initially perplexed by this spider as it resembled Hexathele, but appeared to only have four spinnerets. I subsequently acquired a close-up photograph of this species and realised that it does indeed have six spinnerets, one pair is just tiny! 🕷️
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Género HexatheleObserv.
barred_looperDescripción
Found in a burrow beside the Mt Cass road, North Canterbury. approximate location.
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Género HexatheleObserv.
barred_looperDescripción
Many burrows of these found in the clay banks beside the road. Some specimens are a reasonable size. The location is approximate.
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Arañas Saltarinas Típicas (Subfamilia Salticinae)Observ.
frankashwoodDescripción
Has a fungal fruiting body growing out of abdomen?
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Hongos (Reino Fungi)Observ.
jon_sullivanDescripción
A white fungus that grows on the old flowers of ivy.
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Ngahue Reserve, Saint Johns, Auckland.
One dryinidised cicadellid nymph, in long grass (kikuyu).
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Dryinus koebeleiObserv.
aldwin3Descripción
It has mantid-like front legs, will be keeping this specimen.
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Arañas de Saco de Hoja (Género Clubiona)Observ.
catchwordsDescripción
Presumably mating.
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Titirangi, Auckland.
Inside a fallen nikau palm leaf base, near the Park Rd entrance to Zigzag Track, Atkinson Park.
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Arañas Verdaderas (Suborden Araneomorphae)Observ.
frankashwoodDescripción
On beating sheet under various trees
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Grajo Occidental (Corvus frugilegus ssp. frugilegus)Observ.
tim_hopleyDescripción
These have been on my hit list to see and record for a while now. Every chance I get close they fly away before the camera is out.. but not today!!! Stretching the lens abit. Collective noun for rooks is apparently a building, I counted 24 in the building.
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Clado Marronoide (Zoosubsección Marronoid)Observ.
brendandooganDescripción
One of many darting furtively around in the shell bank at high tide. Lots of amphi- and isopods moving around in the cast up seagrass and shell.
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Abejorros (Género Bombus)Observ.
hayley22473Descripción
This is third one that I have found outside one of our hives. This one was in Burnside and the other sitings were in Lincoln. It looks and sounds like a bee and had been clearly Ina fight with guard bees outside the hive which suggests it is wanting food. I would like to know what it is. Shiny round abdomen, wing, buzzed when I moved it.
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dccopleyDescripción
Specimen collected by @doviende
Now in the RBCM collection
Original record here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/206356244
Species ID confirmed with epigynum.
This is a first BC and Canadian record of this spider documented by a specimen. Nice work on noticing that it was different from our much more common Larinioides.
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Arañas Tejedoras (Superfamilia Araneoidea)Observ.
dustinlamontDescripción
on Corokia.
Specimen collected.
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aliciahpDescripción
The outside of our brick home is a popular spot for praying mantis eggs. Unfortunately during a previous witnessed hatching, the young were eaten by the resident jumping spiders.
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Arañas de Telaraña Irregular (Familia Theridiidae)Observ.
anna540Descripción
Photo by Pete Baxter. A mm or so in size. Cave species
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tarahhDescripción
Multiple plants of different sizes growing in disturbed soil
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tomsubDescripción
Found all over our restoration site. Often making their home in Paspalum grass.
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lisa_bennettDescripción
Dead - the parasite has been listed as a separate observation
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carey-knox-southern-scalesDescripción
Lepidoptera survey of Te Ahu Patiki / Mt Herbert. Day-flying moths searched for around the top in tussock grassland, damp areas, and rocky bluffs. Night work done on forest fragments on the northern slopes between My Herbert and Mt Bradley. Forest fragments consisted of kowhai, totara, narrow-leaved lacebark, ribbonwood, amongst others. A diverse range of vines and lots of tree nettle (Urtica ferox) - a wonderful plant that supports many moth species - oh, and the red admiral. A stunning diversity of Lepidoptera and would love to return. Many thanks to Te Ahu Pātiki Charitable Trust.
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commoncopperDescripción
See https://inaturalist.nz/observations/196188911 for a similar specimen.
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Arañas Tejedoras de Cuerpo Alargado (Familia Tetragnathidae)Observ.
joknight_nz
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Género UliodonObserv.
kowhaitreehuggerDescripción
Squares (in second photo) are 1cm by 1cm.
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mlambertnzDescripción
Looks like D facetus to me but I could be wrong given only observations are in Northland.
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Avispas Caza Arañas (Familia Pompilidae)Observ.
barred_looperDescripción
Saw this wasp dragging a spider along the ground at the base of large Totata at Montgomery Reserve, Banks Peninsula. Approximate Co-ordinates.
