Campo de Observação: insect life stage: egg(s)
Insect eggs present.
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Observações especificando este campo
| Observação | insect life stage: egg(s) |
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Fotos / Sons
WhatAleyrodes proletellaObservadorhkazemiDescriçãoSpecimens observed on underside of kale leaves on plants in personal garden. Eggs, nymph, and adult stages are all present with in this photo. |
yes |
Fotos / SonsWhatOrgyia definitaObservadordan_macnealDescriçãoReared from larvae, adult flightless female laying eggs shortly after it emerged. |
yes |
Fotos / SonsWhatInsetos Alados (Subclasse Pterygota)ObservadoredwardrooksLugarLower Bay Checkerspot Trail, Mayan Ooyakma, Coyote Ridge Open Space Preserve, Coyote , CA, USA (Google, OSM)Descrição2 green insect eggs on a Seep Monkeyflower leaf. |
yes |
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Fotos / SonsObservadorronefDescriçãoI am really not sure if this is the same species as the previous one, or a different species. |
yes |
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| not recorded | |
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Fotos / SonsWhatBromocoris souefiObservadorgjnDescriçãoSpined Predatory Shield Bug, photographed by colleague in garden |
yes |
| yes | |
| yes | |
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Fotos / SonsWhatPolyrhachis ammonObservadorcaliologistDescriçãoEggs and workers underneath a piece of large plastic. |
yes |
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| yes | |
Fotos / SonsWhatBorboleta-Das-Couves (Pieris rapae)ObservadorjefffryettDescriçãoCabbage white butterfly?
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yes |
| yes | |
Fotos / SonsWhatCalophya schiniObservadorstephen_thorpeDescriçãoOn Schinus molle (see here). No adults seen, but plenty of pit galls on leaves (see photo 3). Photo 1 shows a larva in a pit gall. Photo 2 shows an egg, presumably of C. schini, in another pit gall. |
yes |
Fotos / Sons
WhatFamília PentatomidaeObservadoranthocyanaDescriçãoEggs found on tomato leaf. Def tryphophobia triggering! |
yes |
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| yes | |
| yes |
Projects Using This Field
There's already a widely used field Insect life stage which has a handy drop-down list of all the life stages. However, sometimes there's more than one stage present in one observation. For these cases, I've also made stand-alone fields for each life stage. Now, for example, you can add the fields "insect life stage: egg(s)" and "insect life stage" adult(s)" to an observation of an adult with eggs.