Favoritos de elusiveorchids
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Calodema regalisObserv.
nyoni-peteDescripción
5891/4 Queensland Naturalists' Club excursion.
This was alive but missing a few legs and seemed very sluggish.
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aperturesciencebydanDescripción
I can't really tell if she's eupelmid or encyrtid! Maybe just under 4mm long, not including antennae. Found roaming dry grass and such in sand scrub.
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martin_galliDescripción
Not even sure if this is Eupelmidae. Definitely one of the weirdest/coolest bugs I've ever seen
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Género EncyrtusObserv.
cholmesphotoDescripción
An Encyrtid Wasp (Encyrtus sp.) on a Tulip tree leaf. Approximately 3-4mm.
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simongroveDescripción
Trapdoor spider Plesiothele species, female, from Tarraleah, Tasmania, April 2017, collected by Dydee Mannflu, photographed at TMAG; provisional ID thanks to Rob Raven
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dianneclarkeDescripción
I have never seen this one before. Over 1cm in length
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Maratus amabilisObserv.
andrew_scalesDescripción
Thanks to theflamerobin for the heads up on this little gem.
The area where I found them had recently been back-burnt so wasn’t expecting anything TBH
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Maratus hesperusObserv.
jaxchenDescripción
The quick peacock spider jumps on the lazy snake!
As a bonus of the Lowlands Copperhead, a Saratus hesperus/Maratus hesperus peacock spider just jumped on the tail of the copperhead!
Note on pic 2 the spider is slightly covered by a grass.
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zosterops99Descripción
I love these beach wolf spiders, so it was fantastic today to see one loaded down with babies. She seems to have a major injury on her right side though....??
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Arañas Saltarinas Típicas (Subfamilia Salticinae)Observ.
adri_lossoDescripción
Unfortunately, it's the only decent shot I got. It was super sneaky and quick.
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simongroveDescripción
Peacock spider Maratus tasmanicus, male, Castle Rock beach, Flinders Island, Tasmania, November 2022
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simongroveDescripción
Eucharitid wasp, probably Tricoryna minor, Taroona, Tasmania, January 2017. A parasitoid of jackjumper ants Myrmecia pilosula. ID lead suggested by Mark Ridgway.
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tony_dDescripción
Erythropogon ichneumoniformis - a most appropriate species name. A female - the male apparently has the thorax blacker and the white spots on the fourth abdominal segment are barely discernable. Body length approximately 15mm.
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simongroveDescripción
Jewel-beetle Castiarina jubata, Ben Lomond, Tasmania, February 2022
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Maratus volansObserv.
ben_travagliniDescripción
Amongst dry vegetation beside main track.
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Maratus albusObserv.
tdjsayersDescripción
Male Maratus albus, locally abundant
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Género SaitisObserv.
ellurasanctuaryDescripción
Undescribed species, if it's the same as the one Joseph Schubert @joseph_schubert found last year (and in May this year):
https://twitter.com/arachno_joe/status/1189815392832671744
https://www.facebook.com/josephschubertentomology/posts/689749548540998
Red-faced Jumping Spider (Saitis sp)
- ~4mm long
- Red face
- Yellow/orange hairy palps
- Waved 3rd leg (couldn't get a photo of it)
- Metalic Blue scales on 3rd legs
- White hair on the inside metatarsusi of the 3rd legs
- A strange red structure behind it's head
- Large rear eyes
- 3 vertical white stripes at the back of the head, and around the lower rim of the cephalothorax.
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Género SaitisObserv.
mrspoodermanDescripción
I believe this is a currently undescribed Saitis species.
