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Género EustictusObservador
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Winds were around 20 mph, super hot, crazy dry... Not the best conditions to black-light, but I still had a blast!
*Had special permission to to conduct these surveys.
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Género CeroplastesObservador
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On plants inside the aquarium building
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Leucauge marianaObservador
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Estero Llano Grande State Park, 3301 S International Blvd FM 1015, Weslaco, TX 78596, USA (Google, OSM)
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Vespas-Cavalo-Do-Cão (Género Pepsis)Observador
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Pepsis mexicana or melanic Pepsis grossa?
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Ariadna bicolorObservador
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Found on my porch on a cold afternoon.
Uncommonly observed species in this area.
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One of the best weeks/weekends ever at the Texas Master Naturalist State Conference down in the Lower Rio Grande Valley!
This evening, we did some black-lighting at Oleander Acres RV park -- they do some tremendous work with the pollinator garden, and it shows with the insect diversity! :)
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Cydosia aurivittaObservador
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At UV Lights near the Frio River - Real County Texas
Brought a light sheet out to a solar eclipse watching campout with friends. Had fun being a casual entomological educator out in the field :)
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Género LeptusObservador
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About 1mm body with leg span of about 3mm.
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For the fungi. Insect observation: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/149707016
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Subtribo SynagelinaObservador
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I'm pretty sure this is a new one to me, some sort of very tiny ant-like jumping spider, but I've not seen one with "pencils" like this before. It was moving erratically about on my glass door.
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Maevia inclemensObservador
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Spotted him outside on the glass door and invited him in for a brief photoshoot.
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Melipotis agrotoidesObservador
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Santa Ana NWR visitor center
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Género MarimathaObservador
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I'm pretty sure this is going to be one of the non-nigrofimbria species of this genus, but the info on MPG doesn't give me ghope of IDing it. I suspect it will be M. piscimala or M. tripuncta.
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Subgénero DasypterusObservador
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Mom with two babies found on a old palm leaf that fell out of the palm. I placed the leaf off the ground in the shade next to some palm trees so hopefully she could climb up. They were gone the next day so hopefully they did.
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Anastrepha ludensObservador
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This fly is a major pest in the Rio Grande Valley. USDA APHIS is working to control them by releasing sterile flies. To easily determine when a sterile one is caught in a trap, they are marked with a UV dye. I found three on the same bush tonight and all of them glowed. I was told they are dyed as pupae and the color is determined by the area of release. I guess the color for our area is pink.
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Género EulepidotisObservador
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At UV Lights. Northeast Austin, urban backyard.
Apparently a rare find here, no wonder I didn't recognize it! Very attractive moth.
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Pombo-Doméstico (Columba livia var. domestica)Observador
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A really bad distant photo of two of them on that sign. They might be the only wild organisms I’m able to get a photo of on this work trip to Vegas, so I’m posting them. What a nature-devoid place! 10 minute drive and I didn’t see a single bird or unintentional plant. I happened to see a few of these pigeons when we stepped briefly out of Area15.
