Favoritos de spencerchau
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Mosca Rayada de Las Flores (Allograpta exotica)Observ.
naturephotosuzeDescripción
Coldwater Canyon Park
First time I've seen these mating-on CA brittlebush
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Mosca Avispa de Cola Rayada (Allograpta obliqua)Observ.
trinarobertsDescripción
Photos span about two and a half hours, from just-emerged to ready to fly away.
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Abejas de Primavera (Género Andrena)Observ.
anudibranchmomDescripción
Genus ID as per Emil Petrinic; I shot soooo many photos! I would LOVE to know if @johnasher can take a crack at a species-level ID, I think I've shown every possible angle, so enthusiastic, but perhaps there isn't sharp enough detail?
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Abejorro Carpintero de Sonora (Xylocopa sonorina)Observ.
arthurmacmillanDescripción
The male Valley Carpenter Bee has some impressive attributes. It buzzes so loudly when it flies it seems like a hummingbird at first. This powerful sound impresses and attracts females. It is believe to be able to control its temperature better than most other bees, allowing it to fly in both cooler and warmer ambient temperatures than most other bees.
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anudibranchmomDescripción
Same location as this one from 2017: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/8178222 @selwynq
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anudibranchmomFecha
Septiembre 2020Descripción
Numerous, about 50 individuals on mildewed yellow zucchini leaves.
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Moscas Rayadas de Las Flores (Género Allograpta)Observ.
redrovertracyFecha
Septiembre 2020
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Mosca Avispa de Cola Rayada (Allograpta obliqua)Observ.
msnewelDescripción
Interesting new (to me @ least) syrphid fly, which I think may be a specimen of Oblique Stripetail (Allograpta obliqua), observed foraging on cultivated/cultivated red poppies (Papaver orientalis) in the backyard flower bed.
