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reinerDescripción
Earlier I saw numerous divots in the sandy gravel on the beaches along the river. In the afternoon any query I had was answered when I found this.
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Algas Verdes (Filo Chlorophyta)Observ.
matthew_connorsDescripción
Algae is apparently good for swimming in
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Vida (Vida)Observ.
daviakerDescripción
Maybe a gall? coming from the trunk small tree. Did not take good enough note of what species the plant was but maybe Pomaderris or one of the daisies. There is a dried up daisy flower in the image.
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Mariposas Y Polillas (Orden Lepidoptera)Observ.
reinerDescripción
flew off, bumped into a fern then played dead
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Setas, Bejines Y Parientes (Clase Agaricomycetes)Observ.
reinerDescripción
50×60mm so too big for *Pterulicium fasciculare *
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Género ProteuxoaObserv.
daviakerDescripción
Seems to have unusually short antennae
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Raspy Cricket
This fellow was very sick when we found him in the morning. Kept him in the day thinking he would die but he recovered and we let him go. We can only surmise a spider bite? Black face with a white spot between the eyes and two oblong white patches above the antenna base. Thought it was a pale brown Katydid while photographing it, and was surprised that it was aggressive! We heard it "rasping" it's wings but the video couldn't pick up the sound, so it wasn't loud. It's about 30mm long, mature (because it has full wings) and it's a male (because it has no ovipositor). Extremely long antenna (about 45mm; 1.5x body length), but one is broken about half way along. It's red from the front (face & front legs)
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Micena Naranja (Mycena leaiana)Observ.
dianneclarkeDescripción
Mycena leaiana sp and Eulamprus murrayi
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Mycena mamakuObserv.
tleitchDescripción
A few small colonies were observed, all on tree-ferns near the creek.
