Favoritos de silversea_starsong
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Joaninha-Asiática (Harmonia axyridis)Observador
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Is the black blotch a deformity?
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Pica-Pau-Das-Bolotas (Melanerpes formicivorus)Observador
anudibranchmomDescrição
One of TWO (!) leucistic individuals seen by many. This is the whiter of the two. Probably in the same family group; normally colored individuals in the group as well.
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Joaninhas (Família Coccinellidae)Observador
graham_montgomeryDescrição
Maybe Scymnus pacificus?
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I've uploaded several videos of this individual and will upload one of this observation ASAP. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5twfPs0DJyg
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Oravelia pegeObservador
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Near bottom of moist cliff along dry creek, most nymphs at this stage. Cliff semi-shaded but seepage is quite strong coming from above so cliff was very wet.
I'm not sure if this is the type locality or not..
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Joaninhas (Família Coccinellidae)Observador
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S781FA
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Acarospora brodoanaObservador
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On granite. ID confirmation pending by sequencing at PRM.
A. brodoana is separated from Polysporina simplex and other similar species (e.g. A. leavittii) by the black hypothecium.
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Ctenochiton chelyonObservador
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Auckland CBD.
On leaves of a shaded karaka tree (planted), on the city campus of the University of Auckland (Princes St, by the Clock Tower building).
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Aguapé-Flecha (Sagittaria montevidensis)Observador
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Several plants in bottom of drainage retention pond.
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Esperança-Menor (Phaneroptera nana)Observador
ianmwright86Descrição
Female possibly showing remnants of a sphragis.
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Género PhymonotusObservador
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Multiple heard, one seen.
On Los Coyotes tribal land - $10 fee to hike. I heard a few individuals about 3.5mi up the trail, above 6000ft in elevation, in at least two different spots. There were 3 calling where I photographed this individual. I believe I also heard one further down the trail, a little above the intersection between Sukat and Hot Springs Mountain Rd, still above 6000ft. All seemed to be calling from the pine needle/leaf litter on the ground.
Mixed coniferous forest with incense-cedar and Coulter's, Jeffrey's, and Sugar Pine based on nearby iNat observations.
Sunny, high 40s/low 50s, windy.
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elizabeth_byersDescrição
Wet mossy vertical cliffs in spray zone of river (Ghunsa Khola). Tens of thousands in bloom. Scale is in cm with mm divisions. KATH Herbarium collection 143010. E. Byers # 2032.
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Insetos (Classe Insecta)Observador
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Host: Toyon
Approximate location
Juniper Canyon Trail
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Joaninhas (Família Coccinellidae)Observador
kschneiDescrição
Tiny 1-2 mm beetle beat from conifer and collected, 1.4 mm, tentative family ID. Specimen photos taken at the California Academy of Sciences.
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Cochonilhas (Superfamília Coccoidea)Observador
michaelvoeltzDescrição
Observed on topside of Quercus agrifolia leaf. Just under 2mm in length.
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Género HippodamiaObservador
sumeetu98Descrição
This photo was taken at the Los Angeles County Arboretum. This lady beetle was found on flower pedals. While it did not fly while I observed it, it did crawl around on the pedal. The weather was warm.
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Plumichiton nikauObservador
stephen_thorpeDescrição
Exhibition Drive, Titirangi, Auckland.
One scale on a small nikau, trackside.
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Género PulvinariaObservador
reptipodsDescrição
On Cupressus macrocarpa
second photo: underside
@juliabohemian
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Urtigas e Afins (Família Urticaceae)Observador
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the plants behind the sparrow
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Taphrina cornu-cervi Giesenh. in Kirk, P. (2020). Species Fungorum for CoL+. In O. Bánki, Y. Roskov, M. Döring, G. Ower, L. Vandepitte, D. Hobern, D. Remsen, P. Schalk, R. E. DeWalt, M. Keping, J. Miller, T. Orrell, R. Aalbu, R. Adlard, E. M. Adriaenssens, C. Aedo, E. Aescht, N. Akkari, S. Alexander, et al., Catalogue of Life Checklist (Feb 2020). https://doi.org/10.48580/dfp3-4hj
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Dissosteira carolinaObservador
hannawackerDescrição
I’ve never seen one like this. The wings were entirely black. Larger than Pallid Bandwing.
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@kevinwilliams
@michelotto
@pedro_reck
help with identification
Ajuda na identificação
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Género SapphirinaObservador
anudibranchmomDescrição
Male, "blinking" on and off by changing the angle of its body. Thank you @leslieh for the ID, it certainly had us stumped.
Site: San Miguel
Dave Rabanes, Salaya Beach Houses
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@kevinfaccenda
Plantago princeps Cham. & Schltdl. var. anomala Rock
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dcoopercemDescrição
Perennial herb. Green stems and leaves emerging from soil.
Elev. c 5,000’
Now apparently within albifrons
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ground_gazerDescrição
On Cordia subcordata leaf. Photos under daylight and 365 nanometer UV light. Microscopic photos at 100x and 490x
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rudydiazDescrição
Oblong ascostroma with rounded to acute ends, centrally swollen; cross section 1.3 mm wide, 0.5 mm tall, with multiple parallel locules.
Ascospores 57-64 x 23-26 µm, hyaline to dark brown, starting in layer of mucous; oblong elliptical with acute ends, flattened on one side, and with longitudinal depression; distinctly the shape of a date seed. Ascospores and ascogenous tissue KOH+ green.
