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Lepyrus palustrisObservador
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Taken as prey from nesting Eucerceris zonata. Perhaps the first record of L. geminatus for Manitoba (not included in Bousquet et al. 2nd edition (2013), and new Canadian prey record for E. zonata.
Will replace these photos with better ones when possible.
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Género AnalepturaObservador
pierrickbDescrição
Undescribed species near lineola. Swept from Thalictrum pubescens flowers.
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Género EndomychusObservador
pierrickbDescrição
Undescribed species near biguttatus. Pitfall trap in a maple and oak forest.
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Género AmpedusObservador
pierrickbDescrição
Undescribed species near protervus.
Aerial baited trap (red wine) in a maple and oak forest
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Myrmoecia lautaObservador
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Half a dozen found tightly packed within T. sessile colony
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Craterellus fallaxObservador
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In an oak, maple and ironwood stand.
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Emmesa blackmaniObservador
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@aterrigeol dédicace pour toi celui-là :)
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Alaus oculatusObservador
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Captured by Sylvie Trepanier and collected by Pierre de Tonnacour
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Cyllodes biplagiatusObservador
cbackDescrição
Large group of specimens on Pleurotus ostreatus.
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Género EnochrusObservador
pierrickbDescrição
UV light trap.
-4.8 mm
-Tarsal formula 5-5-5
-Maxillary palpus and slender
-Last segment of maxillary palpus subequal but not distinctly shorter leads toward Enochrus (Enochrus) sp. The only known species from Canada is E. piceus occurs in the west. However, the description provided by Smetana (1988) for the species does not seem to match the specimen in question. After conducting further research, a species from the Palearctic region belonging to the same subgenus, E. melanocephalus, appears to be a better match based on the available description. Any opinion?@mpintar@staslit
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Lindgren baited with Caplothorax spp. pheromone.
Specimen of NRCan project
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Coiote (Canis latrans)Observador
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À Québec (arrondissement Ste-Foy, vers 21h45 samedi le 20 août. Semble avoir été frappé par un véhicule tout récemment. Boulevard Quatre-Bourgeois.
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Tetratoma tessellataObservador
pierrickbDescrição
- Female
- Elytra with pubescence less recumbent (setae more or less curved posteriorly)
- Elytra with small light subapical marks near suture united with more basal ones
- T. tessellata / T.variegata
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Poecilus lucublandusObservador
nickbedardDescrição
Collected on coastal rocks.
The oddly dark coloration is represented on the majority of the specimens on this delta
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Automeris ioObservador
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!?!?!? What is the world coming to really? Io moth should NOT be emerging in the fall…
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Semanotus ligneusObservador
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Emerging from firewood (Thuja occidentalis)
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Phosphuga atrataObservador
cgbcDescrição
Aclypea bituberosa is the closest I could find in terms of what's on the E-Fauna BC list, but this fits better I think.
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Cyllodes biplagiatusObservador
jemredwoodDescrição
Not sure. I found several of these on the underside of mushrooms growing on a tree. Feeding on the mushroom?
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stubirdnbDescrição
Attracted to moth bait on mature poplar in old field - garden - mixed woods habitat along coast of Northumberland Strait.
This is a different individual from the one I posted a few minutes ago. This one has slightly different markings and fewer mites / eggs around the perimeter, and was visible simultaneously with the other.
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stubirdnbDescrição
Attracted to moth bait on mature poplar in old field - garden - mixed woods habitat along coast of Northumberland Strait.
I get a lot of Glischrochilus at my moth bait in April / May but I've never had this species before (assuming correct ID). Appears to be only the third observation of this species at iNaturalist and only three records at BugGuide.
EDIT: I'm just noticing all the mites or eggs around the perimeter of the beetle.
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Semanotus ligneusObservador
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Found on cedar. A first for me and a first for my Button Berg project. Sample collected.
