Favoritos de joebartok
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Aeshna constrictaObservador
kkaciDescrição
… being held hostage by a praying mantis, much smaller than the Darner! What a stunning insect.
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Género SympetrumObservador
dbreeDescrição
Red face and location north of Lake Superior would seem to indicate this species
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Syrphus torvusObservador
joebartokDescrição
About 11 mm long, at Symphyotrichum cordifolium.
Syrphus ribesii?
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scottkingDescrição
Mason Wasp
Cannon River Wilderness Area (east unit)
Northfield, Minnesota
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Aeshna canadensisObservador
robertdifrusciaDescrição
observed perched vertically in tree, 4444a
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Género EpithecaObservador
yrtymstraDescrição
After nearly a 3-week absence, two males showed up today, hunting low along the road. I caught them both and they appear to be 'Slender.'
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Género EpithecaObservador
yrtymstraDescrição
After nearly a three week absence, two male 'Slender' Baskettails appeared today, hunting low along the road. I caught them both.
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Aranhas Verdadeiras (Subordem Araneomorphae)Observador
mhalstedDescrição
For the 2nd time this year, something has laid eggs on the front door. It wasn't there this afternoon. Kinda don't think it has anything to do with that little bug...But....
I've only seen moths and earwigs in that area this year, and none before dark today.
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Epitheca costalisObservador
edporopatDescrição
1 of 25+ observed on this day. Population discovered by Rob Tymstra on June 1, 2022....first record for Ontario and Canada.
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Género EpithecaObservador
mbwildlifeDescrição
Just emerged from its exoskeleton, visible in most of the photos. Spring is truly here!
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Epitheca cynosuraObservador
mbwildlifeDescrição
Must have been recently emerged. Eventually after a few minutes of seemingly drying its wings, it took off on what I presume to be its first flight.
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Argia sedulaObservador
whateverwatcherDescrição
More that I missed in my original fast run-thru
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Copépodes (Subclasse Copepoda)Observador
shane_s1998Descrição
Some kind of parasite attached to a Lake Trout
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Libélulas e Libelinhas (Ordem Odonata)Observador
got_me_right_droveDescrição
Underside of floatinghearts
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ikhomDescrição
On decorticated hardwood (probably Acer) log.
Ascospores with 3-septa, measure
(14.7) 15.5 - 18.2 (19.3) × (4.7) 4.74 - 5.8 (6.4) µm
Q = (2.3) 3.2 - 3.6 (3.7) ; N = 7
Me = 17.1 × 5.3 µm ; Qe = 3.3
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navin_sasikumarLugar
John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge At Tinicum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States (Google, OSM)Descrição
Caught in a web. Probably a blue dasher, but I can barely make out any IDing characteristics here.
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Família GomphidaeObservador
lburt0330Descrição
Beautiful little guy was found in the hottub :(
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pinemartynDescrição
Observation for Wasp:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/86474612
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Belostoma flumineumObservador
parasitengonaDescrição
Only 2 species of Belostoma in Ontario, the 2nd is B. lutarium and is only found rarely on the north shore of Lake Erie (e.g., Rondeau Prov. Park, Point Pelee Prov. Park).
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ken_j_allisonDescrição
I think.... since the claspers were engaged, I couldn't check them!
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Hyphantria cuneaObservador
joebartokDescrição
About 20 mm long, parasitized by Eulophus sp. – https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/94201457
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Libélulas (Subordem Anisoptera)Observador
northeastnaturalistDescrição
on Cinnamon Fern near Camp Allegany, Allegany State Park, NY, during the Allegany Nature Pilgrimage; photo ref. = dragonfly-emerging_ANP_Jun01'87_©DaveSpier_0794-22iN
