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Male and female were courting on a stick. Images turned 1/4. The female attempted to deny his advances several times but he remained at a safe distance each time and continued to try to attract her.
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Género MariettaObservador
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~ 1 mm whitish non-metallic body with light blue eyes. Had long white setae coming off the last tergite, patterned wings and body; black outlining all whitish body segments on mesosoma and metasoma and legs. Clear whitish color bead like anelli (could be pedicel) and 1 long club-like possibly fused funicle and clava. Found on the surface of rainwater in a bucket. Dried off and jumped more than flew away. ID'd by expert, Bob Zuparko on Hymnopterists Forum. Hyperparasitic on parasitoids (hymenoptera) of scales according to BugGuide. Bob Zuparko shared, "In Gibson et al., 1997, the genus was listed as a hyper of Diaspididae, Coccidae, Psyllidae and other Homoptera, while 1 species was a primary of Conchaspididae."
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Fell from roost, placed indoors in a dark room until sunset then released.
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Género ColletesObservador
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All nestled together in a clump of Oak leaves.
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Género ContariniaObservador
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ID provided by R. Gagne
Reared from galls on Desert Ironwood, Olneya tesota.
Adult emerged 9 days after larvae exited the leaf gall:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/88486346
Length approx. 2 mm.
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Centris pallidaObservador
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Can anybody ID these bees? They were feeding on palo verde blossoms in April 2022 in eastern Pinal County.
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Centris pallidaObservador
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This bee was piercing the base of the flower and drinking nectar through the holes. Fun to watch.
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Flew away after the photograph and not one that I encountered while sampling.
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Coruja-Barrada (Strix varia)Observador
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Flew up into Red Cedar from other side of trail. Location made it hard to get a good photo, but I got one.
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Scolopocerus uhleriObservador
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Also under bark of old trees that moved down the wash to this point.
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Género EretmocerusObservador
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Caught one napping; body ~1 mm long
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Género AmbrosiaObservador
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Hybrid - Ambrosia ambrosioides x A. salsola. Just checking up on an old friend.
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Família PolyporaceaeObservador
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Found on downed cottonwood by Agua Fria river
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Nomada bifurcataObservador
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Clear Creek area, San Benito County, California
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Asphondylia resinosaObservador
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Adult emerged from apparent l-tridentata-fringed-cup-galls from this observation. First five photos through glass. Fifth photo includes exuviae. Last four are from December 17 - looks to be on its last legs.
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Asphondylia resinosaObservador
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Young Asphondylia galls? Two occurrences on the same plant; marked with tags to revisit later. Later observation here.
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Host Euphorbia melanadenia; possible Cecidomyiidae gall?
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Família MeloidaeObservador
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Observation is for the hitch hikers behind the eye;
Carrizo Plain, San Luis Obispo County, California
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Género SitalcinaObservador
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Santa Barbara County, California.
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At Kisimangeda Tented Camp. Photo by Chris & Nani Schmeling
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Did I cry with happiness when I saw this gorgeous creature? Maybe :) I've been looking for one for so long!
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Esquilo-Terrestre-da-Califórnia (Otospermophilus beecheyi)Observador
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The litter of pups outside the burrows.
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All of the flowers were blooming in the South side of the mound.
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Fitchiella melichariObservador
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my first Caliscelid! keys here. swept from grasses, 2x
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Veromessor andreiObservador
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Female ant cricket from Santa Barbara County, California. These crickets are closely associated with ants. They copy the movement rate of their adopted ant hosts and take on the odor of the colony until the ants accept them as members. In the colony, they lick ant secretions, prey on ant eggs, solicit regurgitated food, and feed on prey brought in by the ants.
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2 adult females on arizona rosewood. both were much darker than the fresh summer specimens of last year, which I presume is indicative that these are overwintering adults
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Xylaria hypoxylonObservador
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White, powdery forked fungus on rotting log along trail.
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Bletia warnockiiObservador
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I just had to go back this week and find one in flower.
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Género MesomachilisObservador
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Indians Road area, Los Padres National Forest, Monterey County, California
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Lysiloma candidumObservador
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Along road to the old ranch town of El Potrero and Gujademi in the Sierra. The white trunks and growth pattern are diagnostic.
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Androstephium breviflorum, Cactus Plain, southwest of the Buckskin Mountains, west-southwest of Battleship Peak and northeast of Bouse, 34.0497 -113.9010, La Paz County, Arizona, 17 Feb 2017.
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Género GeronObservador
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Summerland Gardens is set for demolition in 2018. Urban renewal. :-(
