Favoritos de paulengler
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Género ParasteatodaObservador
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Enjoying a light snack, by the looks of it.
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Fungos e Líquens (Reino Fungi)Observador
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About 1 cm growing on live benguet pine
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Some Photos (the clear ones) by Jeremey Power
As I was sitting enjoying the morning, this dragged the spider over my toe - a fun time for all indeed.
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Borboletas e Mariposas (Ordem Lepidoptera)Observador
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Died as it was emerging
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Cordyceps sinclairiiObservador
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I understand this may now have a new taxonomic handle.
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Caught by a spider, it looks like. The snake is still moving a little
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Género GasteracanthaObservador
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Kite spider
In the same area of Cape Vidal as observation of 14 March 2015. This one was about 2 km from the other
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Leaf-beetle Paropsisterna nobilitata on Eucalyptus pulchella, Taroona, Tasmania, December 2016
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Papa-Moscas (Família Salticidae)Observador
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This spider had folded a nice home out of leaves
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Ptychandra lorquiniiObservador
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These always rest with their wings closed, so I couldn't photograph the blue side until I found this one dead
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Penthicodes astraeaObservador
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I found this at Brent International School, Baguio. When alarmed it displays red
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Pingasa ruginariaObservador
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Hiwang Village, Nueva Vizcaya - Ifugao - Mountain Province Road, Banaue, Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines (Google, OSM)Descrição
Found under Ifugao hut at night. Wings contoured nicely to the support post of the hut.
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Borboletas e Mariposas (Ordem Lepidoptera)Observador
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This died as it was emerging from its chrysalis. It is already dead in the photo.
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Graphium sarpedonObservador
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Found nearly dead in a pool of water
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Omiza heroisObservador
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The natural pose of this was to have it's wings up and nearly folded, but it also seemed sick or about to die. It was under a light in the morning, so I'm guessing it had hung around from the night before.
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Aranhas-Formiga (Género Myrmarachne)Observador
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Ant-mimicking. Moved its front legs like antennae.
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Género EudocimaObservador
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Wings are bright orange when opened.
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Rhinopalpa polyniceObservador
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I couldn't get this to open it's wings for a photo, but it looked dark from what I could see quickly as it flew.
