Favoritos de mbasclaw
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Gusano Cabeza de Pollo (Megalopyge albicollis)Observ.
stephenlukDescripción
At lights.
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Mosquitos de la Malaria (Género Anopheles)Observ.
rcurtisDescripción
ca 7mm egg raft on surface of small pond
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Aedes canadensisObserv.
kaylynpearceDescripción
Separate observation for the box turtle
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Paloma Doméstica (Columba livia var. domestica)Observ.
pfautschDescripción
Possibly the same tagged pigeon first seen on top deck in Portsmouth, UK in August.
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yapeeheanDescripción
Specimen ZRC_BDP0372598, YEH-1470; found on tree trunk.
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Zancudos (Familia Culicidae)Observ.
squireskDescripción
Mosquito feeding off Cane Toad
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Zancudos (Familia Culicidae)Observ.
mhinczDescripción
Larva collected from water sample, 100x magnification (except for last photo which is 400x).
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Aedes sierrensisObserv.
andrewriveraDescripción
I collected larvae and then identified them in the lab. I also reared larvae from the same treehole to adulthood and then identified the adults.
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Zancudos (Familia Culicidae)Observ.
sydnianajonesDescripción
Not expecting to ID - just an interesting observation how many mosquitoes were on this GBHE
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evan_daviesDescripción
Collected mosquito from a gravid trap baited with hay and fish emulsion water mixture that was set out overnight.
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Halcón Peregrino (Falco peregrinus)Observ.
rickbarricklowDescripción
Male right
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Mosquito de Inundaciones (Aedes vexans)Observ.
jameswbeckDescripción
Collected from CDC light trap
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Lora Cabeciamarilla (Amazona ochrocephala)Observ.
jackierileyFecha
Septiembre 2023
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Polilla Blanca Bordada (Sericoptera mahometaria)Observ.
desertnaturalistDescripción
at 1880m
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Búho Nival (Bubo scandiacus)Observ.
kwaterstripeDescripción
Tag on wing, #25. Banded in Duluth, MN. Cell phone held up to spotting scope for photo.
From local "Birdalert" email:
I recently learned that after Snowy Owl #25 left Traverse City after
Feb. 23, she flew to the Muskegon Wastewater Facility where she was seen on March 2.
She then flew across the state to Stony Creek Metro Park (Detroit area) where over 10 birders saw and photographed her on the afternoon of April 4. One birder there told me that they knew immediately that she was the
Snowy from Traverse City.
Snowy #25 was hatched in 2013 or before and banded in 2015 in Superior, Wisconsin by a Duluth, MN bander, so she is an experienced owl.
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Aedes diantaeusObserv.
stephenlukDescripción
Length 3.8 mm. Keyed using CJAI key to Culicidae of Canada. A small northern mosquito characterized by:
- tarsomeres dark-scaled
- pronotum with fine yellow hair-like scales, and sublateral and submedian stripes
- tergites with pale basolateral patches
- metameron with patch of pale scales
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Somormujo Lavanco Australiano (Podiceps cristatus ssp. australis)Observ.
rickbarricklow
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chuckslusarczykjrDescripción
Late-season sharpshooter at Millennium Park in Danville, KY. 11/7/23
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Puyen Chico (Galaxias maculatus)Observ.
rickbarricklowDescripción
Akaroa, Beach Rd Bridge where the stream empties into the harbor. There were many being caught and eaten by a common white-faced heron.
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Gavilán Pecho Canela (Accipiter striatus)Observ.
gtrlcDescripción
Wasn’t 100% certain between Cooper’s Hawk and Sharp-shinned Hawk. Went with the latter based on smaller size.
