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Cochinillas Harinosas (Familia Pseudococcidae)Observ.
ariellopezpicsDescripción
This obs for insect
Obs for lizard: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/201938006
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Luciérnagas (Familia Lampyridae)Observ.
fabio_olmosDescripción
Feeding on a slug
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jon_sullivanDescripción
Winged males were interested in this female giant scale insect. This is on the trunk of a lichen and moss covered matagouri tree.
I've uploaded a movie of their antics at https://www.flickr.com/photos/mollivan_jon/53516412215/
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michaelvoeltzDescripción
All previous instars still attached?
Observed on bay laurel.
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Mosquitas Blancas Y Parientes (Familia Aleyrodidae)Observ.
klearadDescripción
Aleyrodidae (Whiteflies) puparia
Look like coconut on chocolate oreo 🤭
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Pulgones, Insectos Escama Y Parientes (Suborden Sternorrhyncha)Observ.
beadenvy
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Escama Blanda (Coccus hesperidum)Observ.
nickglowsindarkDescripción
The scale insect, not the ant or mites. The scale insect was producing drops of honeydew for the ant every so often.
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Escamas Gigantes de Algodón (Familia Margarodidae)Observ.
silsleyDescripción
Was collected from a pitfall trap near Cortez, Colorado.
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Escamas (Género Puto)Observ.
ameedsDescripción
The plant was covered in mealybugs.
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Escamas Blandas (Familia Coccidae)Observ.
cholmesphotoDescripción
Approx. < 0.5mm
Might these be very young Tulip Tree Scale (Toumeyella liriodendri) crawlers?
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Araña Asiática Joro (Trichonephila clavata)Observ.
kim_flemingDescripción
Joro as prey to a Mimetus sp. spider
I've been watching this Joro every day recently because she was the last one left on the property this year (that I knew of). To my surprise this is how I found her this morning. When the temperature drops to around or below freezing, I've found the Joro females hanging limp in their webs, and nearly unresponsive but not totally, and as the temp rises they limber and liven back up, coming back to normal. I wonder if the 31F temp this morning likely rendered her a lot more vulnerable to being preyed upon. She was definitely not responsive at all to my pokes before I left this pair this morning and it had already warmed up to 45F.
The last photo is one I had taken the day before of the same female Joro, 1 Dec 22.
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Tribu EuophryiniObserv.
aperturesciencebydanDescripción
Appears to be an adult male judging by palps, ~3mm long. Oak leaf litter.
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hamishmcwDescripción
Five green and yellow tortoise-shell-like structures found on a fallen leaf (probably hangehange, Geniostoma rupestre) on a forest track. Nine days later numerous tiny yellow egg-shaped objects appeared scattered over the surface. Eggs?
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Cochinillas Harinosas (Familia Pseudococcidae)Observ.
jfmantisDescripción
In Lasius nearcticus nest. Is each color a different species?
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greyDescripción
Two female scales on the underside of a Kawakawa leaf. Diameter of scales 2 mm.
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samuelpurdiewilldifeDescripción
Remarkable creature with MANY hitchhikers on its abdomen! I've never seen such extensive mite coverage before!
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stephen_thorpeDescripción
Gittos Domain, Blockhouse Bay, Auckland 0600. On Gahnia setifolia.
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kdsouzaDescripción
One male was sitting atop the other (dead) and appeared to be eating the dead male. We removed the top male from the bottom to confirm the bottom harvestman was a dead male (4th pic).
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ariana2009Descripción
Unsure if it is a bold or regal jumping spider. I know it is eating a fir tussock moth.
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Saltarina Negrita (Phidippus audax)Observ.
cgritzDescripción
Caught one of the Queens in the Gregg's blue mistflower
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Saltarina Negrita (Phidippus audax)Observ.
corvid81Descripción
Eating a Salt Marsh Moth caterpillar! It dragged the caterpillar around with surprising strength
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Saltarina Negrita (Phidippus audax)Observ.
marykeimDescripción
Orlando Wetlands Park, Orange County, FL, March 2014.
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Saltarina Negrita (Phidippus audax)Observ.
amy167Descripción
The spider found a good place to catch honeybees.
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Saltarina Negrita (Phidippus audax)Observ.
joebartokDescripción
Very large (at least 20 mm long) and gravid, perching on a tree trunk and consuming a Forest Tent Caterpillar. – https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/19488947
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Saltarina Negrita (Phidippus audax)Observ.
jwnDescripción
Predating Plains Cubtail
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Saltarina Negrita (Phidippus audax)Observ.
megan61Fecha
Septiembre 2016Descripción
It's a double. I think jumping spider and assassin bug?
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Saltarina Negrita (Phidippus audax)Observ.
jwnDescripción
I think this is an immature bold jumping spider with long-jawed orb weaver prey, but that's just what a nearby cricket frog told me, and you know how they are.
@wildcarrot
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Saltarina Negrita (Phidippus audax)Observ.
hydaticusDescripción
Eating Panorpa nuptialis
