Favoritos de sam_hartzler
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Promachus hineiObserv.
sam_hartzlerDescripción
Flushed individual with prey (pic 2). Was then joined by a second individual and began copulating. The pair was initially restless (pics 1 and 4) but then settled on branch for about 5-10 minutes (pic 3).
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Saltarina Azul de Cola Larga (Urbanus proteus)Observ.
donnalucasDescripción
feeding on Salvia farinacea
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Pato Silbón de Ala Blanca (Dendrocygna autumnalis)Observ.
marymaddux6272Descripción
This was may be the third day I saw these whistling ducks. I got to see them flying a couple of times this morning before leaving for totality.
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sam_hartzlerDescripción
https://bugguide.net/node/view/1935000
Moth observed at tundra communities trailhead at over 12,000 feet in altitude. Striking camouflage presumably to blend in with lichen.
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sam_hartzlerDescripción
Based on photos and feedback from others here and on BugGuide, all my previous "dark-collared tineidae" (frequent at this location) which show up at my lights have all been Homostinea curvilinealla (cf. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/90188086). This is the first specimen of Tinea apicimaculella I have been able to recognize. ID from the prominent dark orbicular spot and the defined series of dark spots around the apex of the wing. This is also my 1000th species recorded on iNat!
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sam_hartzlerDescripción
Appears to be first Indiana record for iNaturalist. Not Geometridae as I thought at first look!
Specimen collected for Purdue Entomological Research Collection
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Polilla Pálida de Tussock (Halysidota tessellaris)Observ.
sam_hartzlerDescripción
Male Halysidota sp., I believe these photos show the apical process extending longer than the blunt saccular process (https://bugguide.net/node/view/1626407). Moth was released and not dissected.
