Favoritos de chyroptera
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Fenusa ulmiObservador
harsiparkerDescrição
On elm (Ulmaceae: Ulmus sp.)
Unfortunately, I neglected to take a nice photo series of the plant itself at the time that I took these shots, but I'm fairly certain it is the same species of elm which Chris documented in this observation:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/13220032
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Família AgromyzidaeObservador
harsiparkerDescrição
One of many leafmines present on Scotch Broom (Fabaceae: Cytisus scoparius) growing in meadow/field habitat. Photo 1 shows the upper surface of leaf; Photo 2 shows the underside of leaf; Photo 3 is the upper surface of leaf backlit with flashlight from cellphone.
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Dasineura urticaeObservador
aruejohnsDescrição
Could just be leaf discoloration, but seems to match description. Hand for focus, not touching!
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Observador
eralversonDescrição
Vickery County Park. The ancient one managed to survive the January 2024 ice storm. See also https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/24242948
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Género FeronObservador
dwirtalaDescrição
syn.Andricus pedicellatus on Quercus garryana
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Género FeronObservador
augustjacksonDescrição
Likely sexgen gall of this genus. Similar to Feron pattersonae, but agamic galls of that species are not present in the region. Possibly the sexgen of our undescribed plate gall.
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Taphrina confusaObservador
guidingguidaDescrição
Fungal gall on Chokecherry flowers
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Eriophyes tiliaeObservador
sedgequeenDescrição
On what may be leaves of Tilia x europea.
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Observador
bradmoonDescrição
With phoretic nest parasite beetles, which have their own observation here
For more information about this species, see articles here, here, and here.
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Género NeolasiopteraObservador
james_arthuraDescrição
This is the first year I have ever noticed these galls forming. I have seen them on a majority of Stachys observed in the region as of August 2023. These galls were not present in the last 3-4 years since I have been observing Stachys.
https://www.gallformers.org/gall/3020
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/88781124#identification-6040c2b0-f087-4622-9032-6382a68a1560
@cosmopterix
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Aceria kiefferiObservador
cjurnesDescrição
Something was growing on these spent yarrow flowers!
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Chapim-Rabilongo (Aegithalos caudatus)Observador
evgeniy_marinkinDescrição
Небольшая стая
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Observador
danmortonDescrição
Fruitbodies 3.3 - 5.5 cm tall. Head 7 - 16 mm tall, 3 - 7 mm wide. Growing in the soil under Western Redcedar and Sitka Spruce. Asci with 8 spores, 243 - 263 x 21 - 22.5 µm, tips amyloid. Paraphyses with swollen tips. Setae mostly in the range of 220 - 320 x 6.3 - 9.5 µm. Spores 13 - 15 septate, 125 - 161 x 5 - 6.3 µm.
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Olsynium douglasiiObservador
adamschneiderDescrição
Coolest GW coloration I've seen yet.
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Vida (Vida)Observador
meravDescrição
Galls on mustard - dry stem galls. There were a few of them on the vegetation, at least one looked like a mistletoe (all growing near oaks, with some mistletoe)
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Vida (Vida)Observador
meravDescrição
Galls on mustard - dry stem galls. There were a few of them on the vegetation, at least one looked like a mistletoe (all growing near oaks, with some mistletoe)
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Scoliopus halliiObservador
poultrypalaceDescrição
Lots in area. Some in bud, some in bloom.
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Curruíra-Do-Pacífico (Troglodytes pacificus)Observador
smellyturkeyDescrição
Was entering and exiting nest
