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Observador
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in structural timber in suburban garden.
length: 8 mm
note the shiny gaster
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Ponera pennsylvanicaObservador
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in leaf litter
length: 2.96 mm
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Formica glacialisObservador
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single ant wandering in suburban garden
length: 4.16 mm
ref: 10iv24-1
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Lasius flavusObservador
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in litter/soil
length (as bent): 2 mm
ref: 8iv24-3
terminal segment of maxillary palp shorter than penultimate segment
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Lasius aphidicolaObservador
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queen
in leaf/soil litter
length: 6 mm
ref: 8iv24-2
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Temnothorax ambiguusObservador
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in leaf litter
Queen; length: 3.0 mm
ID needed; in same sample as 5 T. ambiguus workers
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Aranhas-Pé-de-Pente (Família Theridiidae)Observador
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in leaf litter
body length 1.5 mm
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Género ErythroneuraObservador
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in leaf litter
length: 3 mm
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Cantarídeos (Família Cantharidae)Observador
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(larva) length 17 mm
in leaf litter
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Meronera venustulaObservador
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length 3 mm
in leaf litter; there's a whole new world of bugs in soil/leaf litter but needs some type of magnifier to appreciate it.
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Género TachytesObservador
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Seen two days earlier. In this one, some tufts are visible under the tip of the abdomen. Not sure if the view is clear enough.
@matthias22
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Tachytes harpaxObservador
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@matthias22 I collected this individual. I also saw others during the day. I will collect a few more if required.
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Lasius subumbratusObservador
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wandering at 8 pm
in a park; fields and forest
confirmation/correction appreciated
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Marta-Pescadora (Pekania pennanti)Observador
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Chasing the snowshoe hare in the previous observation.
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Lebre-Americana (Lepus americanus)Observador
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Being chased by the fisher in the following observation.
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Mocho-Amolador (Aegolius acadicus)Observador
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My friend had this cute visitor at her barn.
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Aeshna canadensisObservador
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At first I thought this could pass for a green-striped, as most of the ID points seemed to fit, but the more I look at it I see the first thoracic stripe is half green and half blue, the spot is a wee bit bigger than what I have in my fact sheet.
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Aeshna canadensisObservador
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Seen about 20 pairs all mating in trees this night. I first saw them in a swarm.
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Aeshna umbrosaObservador
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My very first sighting of a pair of Shadow darners in the wheel after 8 years of odes.
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Boyeria grafianaObservador
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One of the two and too large for the smaller vinosa species.
Not a great photo but can see a good dorsal view with good coloring.
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Oxyporus vittatusObservador
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possibly Gyrophaena ?
Found in a large brown mushroom. Brought a couple home to try to get a better shot today.
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Aeshna tuberculiferaObservador
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Is it just me or are the Black-tipped darners and the Shadows a bit weird in their thoracic stripes this year. S10 is spotless, but I see female Shadows can be spotless too. This darners stripes are a bit wider than the Shadows. I have another one that has not been given any grade yet as well.
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Merganso-Cabeçudo (Lophodytes cucullatus)Observador
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This little one has been at our pond for the past week hanging out for some quiet time napping and storing up reserves on the trout.
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Aeshna interruptaObservador
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Found at least 15+ pairs of Canada Darners amongst the trees and only one Variable and a lance-tipped amongst that group.
Inverted image so the 1st thoracic stripe would show up better in front of the forewings.
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Observador
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I actually had a female fly into the palm of my hand as it was flitting about in my kayak. I was ready to push the button and it flew. Is that not the way it is suppose to happen lol.
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Lestes eurinusObservador
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Wings are not amber tinted, but the stripes on the thorax seem to only match the amber-winged that I can find in Lams book.
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Raposa (Vulpes vulpes)Observador
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Fearless kit needing a beep to get off the road...
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Moscardos-Dos-Regatos (Género Chrysops)Observador
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available as a pdf, email address under title
NOTE: to be used with Teskey's 1990 book or his 2017 online pdf (link provided)
