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jack_looneyDescripción
flowering mutation found in the Ozark National Forest.
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Chicharras Norteamericanas (Género Neotibicen)Observ.
showmemowildlifeFecha
Septiembre 2023
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Chicharra de Pantano (Neotibicen tibicen)Observ.
naturengersDescripción
Over the past few days, an Eastern Cicada-killer Wasp (Sphecius speciosus) has been bringing dead cicadas to this hole in our patio, trying without much success to put them into that hole. We think that that hole leads to a small cavern, perhaps excavated by a chipmunk.
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Sabina de Bermuda (Juniperus bermudiana)Observ.
grinninLugar
Falta la ubicaciónDescripción
Some of the original trees reaching Bermuda evolved into distinct new, endemic species that occur naturally nowhere else, e.g., Bermuda Cedar (Juniperus bermudiana) and Bermuda Palmetto (Sabal bermudana); however, scale insects introduced during the Second World War construction of United States Navy and United States Army Air Forces bases devastated the forests, killing over 99% of the Bermuda cedar ("The Blight", or "The Cedar Blight"), and the salt-tolerant Casuarina equisetifolia was planted as a replacement species, and then a small number of Bermuda cedars have been found to be resistant to the scale insects
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Sabina de Bermuda (Juniperus bermudiana)Observ.
sharrow-sparrowLugar
Falta la ubicación
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Geco Casero del Mediterráneo (Hemidactylus turcicus)Observ.
blackhole_sunfishDescripción
Found at my old job, inside a shipping warehouse. No telling where it came from!
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Cigarras (Superfamilia Cicadoidea)Observ.
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Rock Creek Natural Area - Bubbling Spring Trail on ridge, Sharp County, Arkansas (Google, OSM)Descripción
ANHC/TNC survey - with Emily Roberts and Mike Slay.
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Chicharras Norteamericanas (Género Neotibicen)Observ.
thecicadadudeDescripción
Canicularis x linnei apparently
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cicadaandwaspenthusiastDescripción
New locality, first record west of the Mississippi River. Many individuals could be heard singing.
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Chinche Crestada Norteamericana (Arilus cristatus)Observ.
hr_dragonflyDescripción
Molting emerge. These guys doubled in size with this molt.
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mayfly1963Descripción
Two of these were on the leaves of the Green Ash tree, which gets infestations of some kind of wooly white aphids every summer.
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Aesculus paviaObserv.
hr_dragonflyDescripción
The genetics are unclear but I have 2 yellow flowered reds among a thousand reds on my property. I have never seen them make a nut. So their fertility status remains unclear.
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jim_keeslingDescripción
This is Arisaema species 2, per Weakley's new Arisaema key (to be released later this year). It had leaves that were glaucous below, and a spadix that measured 4 mm across.
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Faxonius nanaObserv.
dustin_lynchDescripción
Bright orange morph. One of the most beautiful crayfish I've ever seen.
With Brie Olsen, Jared Schluterman, Keith Waters, and Tyler Williams.
Dissertation site. Included in "Hydrology-Biology Response Relationships in the Ozark Highlands" (University of Arkansas Department of Biological Sciences dissertation) and publications:
"The influence of drought on flow-ecology relationships in Ozark Highland streams" http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/fwb.13089
"Flow alteration-ecology relationships in Ozark Highland streams: Consequences for fish, crayfish and macroinvertebrate assemblages" http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2019.03.383
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Helecho de la Resurrección (Pleopeltis michauxiana)Observ.
hr_dragonflyDescripción
The most resurrected tree I've ever seen.
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Liquidámbar (Liquidambar styraciflua)Observ.
jackinthepulpit34Descripción
Showing off the extra lobes!
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Polilla Polifemo (Antheraea polyphemus)Observ.
grinninDescripción
Found on sidewalk, not in good shape; carried (against flapping protests) to shrubbery, set onto pine needles
This silk moth family member is one of North America's largest and most spectacular moths, wingspan to 6"
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Chicharra de Pantano (Neotibicen tibicen)Observ.
karwoodDescripción
Unsure of specific cicada species
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Ardilla Gris de Las Carolinas (Sciurus carolinensis)Observ.
k8iebabeDescripción
Seen in Arkansas, USA. Two squirrels were observed, both bright white with dark heads. This one got closer and we could see dark marks on its back.
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Pigargo Gigante (Haliaeetus pelagicus)Observ.
alcout2Descripción
Revu à l'intérieur de l'estuaire de la Rivière York
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Chicharras Norteamericanas (Género Neotibicen)Observ.
backyarddiscoveryDescripción
Is this a hybrid? Doesn’t look Pruinosus to me.
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Ahuehuete (Taxodium mucronatum)Observ.
joeysantoreDescripción
8' diameter breast height. This tree is likely centuries old, indicating that although it's on a canal there was probably a creek or waterway here before the canal was built.
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Búho Barrado (Strix varia)Observ.
kitemongooseFecha
Septiembre 2021Descripción
Female Barred Owl solicitation call (with thanks to B. Farrell).
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Feron stellareObserv.
wildmacroFecha
Septiembre 14, 2019Descripción
On Quercus garryana.
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gcwarblerDescripción
Recently (Mar. 2018) re-identified from the sketch and wing specimens.
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Polilla Luna Norteamericana (Actias luna)Observ.
billreynoldsDescripción
Pair of Luna Moths
Actias luna
(Spring form, "Actias luna var. rubromarginata")
Female (upper left)
Male (lower right)
Garner, Wake Co., North Carolina
23 April 2013
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Tarache delectaObserv.
kwillardDescripción
on wooly Rosemallow (Hibiscus lasiocarpos)
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Mosca de Pescar Oriental (Corydalus cornutus)Observ.
brent_bakerDescripción
Observed on leaves of Ulmus americana, Platanus occidentalis, Carpinus caroliniana, Diospyros virginiana, and on bark of the Platanus on the banks of and hanging over a large stream.
