Favoritos de wedgie_the_eagle
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Thylogale stigmaticaObservador
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Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve, 148 Mountain View Rd, Maleny QLD 4552, Australia (Google, OSM)Descrição
My 7000th observation.
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Tribo EuophryiniObservador
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Not captive but has been living amongst the plants in an indoor ‘pond’ (pond water, plants, rocks from a freshwater waterhole at green patch)
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Género ZenodorusObservador
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Quite large ... about 1.5 -2cm in size (including legs)
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Género JotusObservador
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Mount Baw Baw Alpine Resort (Unincorporated), Baw Baw Village VIC 3833, Australia (Google, OSM)
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Vespas-Caçadoras (Família Pompilidae)Observador
karenweaving62Descrição
Part 1 of 2 series, Target species for identification is the Spider Wasp, the spider is a separate observation, Wild, small Spider Wasp and its prey of Crab spider (Spider paralyzed or near dead) landed on my hane while we were photographing other observations, Adelaide, SA, Australia. photos by Karen Weaving, @Karenweaving and owen Gale, @owen65.
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Género TharrhaleaObservador
karenweaving62Descrição
Part 2 of 2 series, The Target species for identification is the Green Spider, possibly a Crab Spider, wild, prey in Spider Wasp clutches, either paralysed or just dead, landed on my hand while we were photographing other observations, Adelaide, SA, Australia, photos by Karen Weaving @karenweaving62 and Owen Gale, @owen65.
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Papa-Moscas (Família Salticidae)Observador
triciastewartDescrição
Very tiny. Only 2-3mm. Too small for my phone camera to capture clearly
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Pseudoescorpiões (Ordem Pseudoscorpiones)Observador
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Georgia Cay, Lihou Reef
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Wallaby-Negro (Wallabia bicolor)Observador
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Swamp wallaby group in the garden.
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auradymeDescrição
Saiphos equalis? Yellow belly matches but all the photos I'm seeing have longer legs vs these / lighter in colour than the other one I found too
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Género TharrhaleaObservador
alphaj16Descrição
twofortuesday Tharrhalea spider eating a green jewel bug
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Antechinus flavipesObservador
sylviafelicityannhaworthDescrição
Seen in early morning, scampering about on a rock retaining wall. She - I think it's a she - the pouch can be made out - had a nest not far away with at least one young one in it (made in an old stove which was standing on a verandah).
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mattreidphotographyDescrição
This weaver was displaying a colour change behaviour which I didn't notice until processing the photos. Compare the two photos for reference.
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Género SondraObservador
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Approx 13mm - 15mm in body length. Very jerky movements, almost like a stop animation. One of the largest jumping spiders I've ever seen.
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Tribo EuophryiniObservador
mattcampbellausDescrição
At least 3 of these seen. Quite small, less than 3mm long. At one stage I had a male Maratus pavonis only a few cm from this specimen and it looked big in comparison. And while they certainly jumped, they seemed to prefer walking about, often sheltering underneath stones before briefly moving about.
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Nycterimyia horniObservador
alisonpearsonDescrição
At the white night lights set up to attract moths. Rainforest Patch.
21mm wingspan 10mm long
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Papa-Moscas (Subfamília Salticinae)Observador
rattyexploresDescrição
Opisthoncus species maybe?
