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Tibellus oblongusObservador
hmheinzDescrição
Net swept from grass under conifers. See last photos for habitat.
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Género CeraticelusObservador
tobiashaysDescrição
Under stones in damp granite alluvium. Ravine with Washingtonia palms.
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Género WulfilaObservador
joemdoDescrição
Collected on Quercus virginiana leaf around 4:30PM. Did not realize it was on the leaf (I was collecting a few leaves to rear galls)
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Dolomedes tritonObservador
baxter-slyeDescrição
For .501 and .502 use Terrestrial Invertebrate assessment at DECLA
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Trabeops aurantiacusObservador
aperturesciencebydanDescrição
Just comically large eyes on this tiny guy
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Género PhilodromusObservador
luxomancerDescrição
A small spider, less than a 10mm leg span. This spider often hunts around my porchlight, often seen consuming small flies as seen in the photos.
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Género TitaneboObservador
markkjamesDescrição
Observed movement on old flower/seed whirl of Salvia mellifera.
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Subfamília AraneinaeObservador
zpezzilloDescrição
very interesting little spiders. they build their small webs on the dorsal side of leaves that have a slight concave shape (in this area usually Clermontia spp. but sometimes on ginger) and hang upside down in the web. Have only seen these in mesic forest of lower Waikamoi and upper Makawao Forest Reserve.
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Género LinyphantesObservador
lamebrainDescrição
Found while trimming small trees. I think this is Thymoites but I cant find a similar looking epignyum in the literature for this genus. I'm new at this so maybe there's something obvious I'm not seeing...
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Aranha-Espinhosa (Gasteracantha cancriformis)Observador
wdstknaturalyardLugar
J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, 1 Wildlife Dr, Sanibel, FL 33957, USA (Google, OSM)
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Aranhas-Fantasma-de-Jardim (Género Hibana)Observador
davidgcookDescrição
Looks like Hibana futilis. Found on roof of house following storm on 1-9-2024. First 2 photos chilled, second 2 lively.
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Género NeosconaObservador
lbyrneDescrição
Species ID by bugguide: https://bugguide.net/node/view/2321595#3716923
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Leucauge marianaObservador
ricknirschlLugar
Estero Llano Grande State Park, 3301 S International Blvd FM 1015, Weslaco, TX 78596, USA (Google, OSM)
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esummerbellDescrição
2nd-5th pics are comparisons of key ID features of common dandelion on the left and red-seeded dandelion on the right. Note the red seed bases, red on the stems and sepal tips, and even triangular leaves that look like a cartoon Christmas tree.
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w293766628_wDescrição
I will be uploading better photos to see if this idea is correct. It could've been a dead arrow orbweaver.
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treegrowLugar
Rock Creek Park, Rock Creek Park, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, United States (Google, OSM)
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Leucauge marianaObservador
abcdefgewingDescrição
A Mexican species. First record for US on iNat?
Resaca de la Palma SP
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Aranhas (Ordem Araneae)Observador
loki_limestoneDescrição
Even mimics favoring an edge like an ant!
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peroedDescrição
~0.5-1.5 mm body length. In leaf litter next to log in floodplain. Active.Air temperature about 59°F
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Género PholcusObservador
anonanimalDescrição
Possible pholcus zichyi with egg sac
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Género OzyptilaObservador
jenniferf4Descrição
I saw it walking on the floor inside my house. I suspect it may be came in on some potted plants brought in for overwintering. Ruler is in millimeters.
