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Arañas (Orden Araneae)Observ.
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A very neat little leafy egg sac about 25 mm in length, dangling from a thread and blowing in the wind. It was not far from a leafcurling spider's orb web.
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An uncooperative butterfly! Refused to open its wings, but was very well camouflaged amongst the dead leaves on the path. Its wings were orange and black, but if lew so quickly and jerkily that I didn't get a good look. Wingspan about 6 cm.
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Russula erumpensObserv.
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About 10 cm across and covered with soil and leaf litter, short stipe, growing on a grassy pathway
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I think this one has had a few name changes. Not sure about the specific name. Cap was about 50 mm across, stipe about 20 mm long
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About 40 mmm across. The underside stained reddish when bruised. Dark brown velvety stipe.
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A clump growing in leaf litter and grass. The largest was about 30 mm across
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Seen perching for about 15 minutes on a pomegranate. Was it feeding? I couldn't see any frontal activity. Seems a long time to be just resting.
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A large spider suspended in its web over a pathway in a park.
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Género BuzaraObserv.
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Spotted flying amongst vegetation in daylight. iNat's choice.
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Arkys curtulusObserv.
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Only a couple of leaves away from the previous Arkys which had bright white patches. Is this one A. curtulus too, or is it a different species of Arkys?
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Arkys curtulusObserv.
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Sitting on a leaf in full view of passing birds, but well camouflaged
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Not a good image, so hard to tell. The spider was about 7 mm long. iNat thinks it's a Sidymella, but I don't think the legs are long enough
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Tribu LebiiniObserv.
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About 5 mm long, shaken from foliage.
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Moscas de Las Flores (Familia Syrphidae)Observ.
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I'm choosing this famuily because the insect acted like a hover fly, flying forwards, backwards and sideways. The tiny antennae also make me think this is a fly, although I haven't been able to find a similar image. It was about 15 mm long. Would love to have a name for it.
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Arañas de Saco (Familia Clubionidae)Observ.
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In a neat little web retreat between two leaves. iNat chose the name - not sure about it.
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Found in a dense, tangled web. Spider was about 4 mm long
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Hongos de Repisa (Género Trametes)Observ.
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About 10 cm across. The gills were hard and did not bruise when touched
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Hongos Bonete (Género Mycena)Observ.
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iNat's choice of name. These were tiny, the largest about 7 mm across. Seen growing of wet, fibrous bark.
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Hongo Nido de Pájaro (Cyathus stercoreus)Observ.
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Growing in garden mulch
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Género AdeliumObserv.
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Found after windy weather at my front door
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Género HippotionObserv.
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About 35 mm long. Is this the same species as the green one just posted? They were on the same plant. A different specxies or a different instar?
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Género HippotionObserv.
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Large green, about 40 mm long. Also on the same plant (unidentified but chewed to death) a smaller version
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Polillas de Pluma (Familia Pterophoridae)Observ.
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Seen on the wall just before dark
