Fecha añadida
14 jul. 2022
04:55 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
14 ago. 2022
08:17 AM IST
Descripción
Epocilla calcarata Jumping Spider
Fecha añadida
10 ago. 2022
03:51 AM UTC
Descripción
early ground stage before climbing
Fecha añadida
18 feb. 2019
08:03 AM CST
Fecha añadida
08 ago. 2022
10:27 AM IST
Fecha añadida
04 ago. 2022
02:35 PM AKDT
Fecha añadida
05 ago. 2022
11:16 AM HKT
Fecha añadida
28 ene. 2022
11:15 PM CET
Fecha añadida
01 ago. 2022
05:02 PM -04
Fecha añadida
01 ago. 2022
05:07 PM IST
Descripción
This moth, first time for me, was spotted at Karzi-Mangnam, West Sikkim, one of the remotest villages in our state. I'd taken my family to show them how does it feel like reaching there (adventurous roads, first road came in 2004), living there and experiencing their lives.
The trip indeed was fruitful, despite the back-breaking journey, I managed to photograph some extraordinary moths, like this one.
Fecha añadida
31 jul. 2022
08:06 PM PDT
Descripción
No idea. Algae? Diatoms? @hfb ?? from seaswater. Field of view is 500 um across
Fecha añadida
29 jul. 2022
12:15 PM AEST
Fecha añadida
24 jul. 2022
12:38 PM EDT
Descripción
Do you sometimes feel like you're being watched while out in the yard? I'm pretty sure every time I go out there to take pictures there are thousands of eyes on me. Actually, this little guy may get up to that number in those compound eyes just by himself.
Fecha añadida
22 jul. 2022
12:43 PM PDT
Fecha añadida
18 jul. 2022
09:49 PM -04
Fecha añadida
19 jul. 2022
01:54 AM UTC
Fecha añadida
17 jul. 2022
07:33 PM PDT
Fecha añadida
15 jul. 2022
07:49 PM CEST
Fecha añadida
11 jul. 2022
08:29 AM AEST
Fecha añadida
10 jul. 2022
03:23 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
09 jul. 2022
05:32 AM UTC
Fecha añadida
25 jun. 2022
05:04 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
26 jun. 2022
10:43 PM EDT
Descripción
This observation is for the larger insect in this photo.
Fecha añadida
25 jun. 2022
11:04 AM PDT
Descripción
Tiny fly in an urban backyard.
Fecha añadida
23 jun. 2022
03:32 AM CEST
Fecha añadida
22 jun. 2022
02:56 PM SST
Fecha añadida
17 jun. 2022
10:35 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
12 jun. 2022
08:33 AM CAT
Descripción
This series shows Watshamiella alata watching Sycoscapter cornutus oviposit into a Ficus burkei syconium (fruiting body) for over seven minutes; after the Sycoscapter female departs, the Watshamiella female proceeds to oviposit into the same hole. Compton et al. (2009) described this behaviour for different species of Watshamiella in Uganda and Kenya on Ficus sycomorus and Ficus artocarpoides.
Compton, S.G., Van Noort, S., McLeish, M., Deeble, M. and Stone, V., 2009. Sneaky African fig wasps that oviposit through holes drilled by other species. African Natural History, 5, pp.9-15. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/230580629
Fecha añadida
11 jun. 2022
07:54 PM PDT
Descripción
Apparently a nest made entirely of mud instead of the usual plant fibers.
Fecha añadida
11 jun. 2022
10:51 PM AEST
Fecha añadida
10 jun. 2022
06:35 PM +07
Fecha añadida
03 may. 2021
06:27 PM AEST
Fecha añadida
10 oct. 2018
04:43 PM PDT
Fecha añadida
31 may. 2022
09:27 AM UTC
Fecha añadida
30 may. 2022
10:47 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
21 ene. 2020
09:34 PM PST
Fecha añadida
29 may. 2022
08:15 AM EDT
Fecha añadida
27 may. 2022
02:13 PM PDT
Fecha añadida
27 may. 2022
05:03 PM +08
Fecha añadida
26 may. 2022
01:49 AM CEST
Descripción
Emerged from a rose gall (bedeguar)
Fecha añadida
25 may. 2022
01:37 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
22 may. 2022
10:24 AM HST
Fecha añadida
23 may. 2022
09:55 PM EDT
Fecha añadida
12 may. 2022
01:01 PM EDT
Fecha añadida
21 may. 2022
11:04 AM +08
Fecha añadida
16 may. 2022
06:50 AM CST
Fecha añadida
06 feb. 2021
07:00 PM EST
Qué
Koala
(Phascolarctos cinereus)
Fecha añadida
17 may. 2008
11:22 AM UTC
Descripción
Who would have guessed? Driving down this beautiful, winding road we happened upon a koala ... He seemed drunk ... probably chewed on too many Eucalyptus leaves?
Fecha añadida
09 may. 2022
10:04 AM EDT
Fecha añadida
03 may. 2022
11:41 AM UTC
Fecha añadida
06 may. 2022
06:53 AM PDT
Fecha añadida
01 may. 2022
03:26 PM AEST
Fecha añadida
27 abr. 2022
07:59 PM EDT
Fecha añadida
28 abr. 2022
11:11 PM AEST
Descripción
The iNaturalist AI thought this was maybe a lasioglossum - which was my assumption too. But the antennae are unusually thick and long even for a male in this genus. The legs seem a bit thin compared with other lassioglossums - and no sign of scopae.
The behaviour was interesting. It kept folding itself in half to get the abdomen into the flowers it was visiting.
Fecha añadida
25 abr. 2022
07:38 PM CDT
Fecha añadida
24 abr. 2022
07:49 PM EDT
Fecha añadida
24 abr. 2022
03:00 PM -03
Descripción
This animal had been killed by dogs and brought back to the police at this border station. It had been dead for 2-3 days, and unfortunately, was very fly-blown.
When I returned to the area the next year, a policeman said that the dogs had killed a second animal, during July of 2012.
They are completely subterranean, living inside of a small cavity. They move forward by digging away the dirt in front with their enormous claws (pictures 8-19), and passing it under their belly to behind them, where, with their blunted rump and armored tail (pictures 6-7), they compact this fresh dirt into a new "plug" of compacted dirt.
The soil of the Larrea desert immediately surrounding the station is too hard a substrate for this species to live in. I think that the animals live in the damp sand that fills in the meanders in the adjacent Río Colorado. This soil would be the kind that they could burrow in and probably has many more arthropods for them to feed on.
An expert in this species told me that this animal represents the most southwestern locality for the "pichi ciego".
Fecha añadida
23 abr. 2022
09:35 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
13 feb. 2022
08:26 PM EAT
Fecha añadida
21 abr. 2022
11:59 AM NZST
Descripción
Brilliantly camouflaged wolf(?) spider found on hanging moss in rainforest understorey.
Qué
Koala
(Phascolarctos cinereus)
Fecha añadida
21 abr. 2022
10:31 AM AEST
Fecha añadida
20 abr. 2022
03:10 PM EAT
Fecha añadida
16 abr. 2022
03:36 PM CST
Fecha añadida
15 abr. 2022
12:23 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
13 abr. 2022
09:22 PM UTC
Descripción
Does anyone know what’s going on here? The little mining bees I didn’t see land to forage normally at all, instead I saw at least two landing on the male carpenter bees like this (who didn’t seem to appreciate it much).
Fecha añadida
07 abr. 2022
02:14 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
07 abr. 2022
08:15 PM CST
Fecha añadida
06 abr. 2022
10:58 AM PDT
Fecha añadida
25 mar. 2022
08:46 PM EDT
Descripción
Photo credit: Alan Cressler
Fecha añadida
04 abr. 2022
01:14 PM PDT
Fecha añadida
01 abr. 2022
10:40 PM PDT
Fecha añadida
31 mar. 2022
02:53 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
24 mar. 2022
03:23 AM CST
Fecha añadida
21 mar. 2022
08:06 PM UTC
Descripción
A particularly red female brown anole. I’ve never seen them this color all over. Usually just on the head. I have not retouched these photos at all.
Fecha añadida
22 mar. 2022
03:13 PM AEST
Descripción
Not the toad but the collection of spider ants. i dont know what they were doing but they seemed to be eating, moving or carrying those white eggs covering the toad.
Fecha añadida
22 mar. 2022
07:37 AM PDT
Descripción
Eating a Jerusalem cricket (Ammopelmatus)
Fecha añadida
20 mar. 2022
02:53 PM SAST
Fecha añadida
19 mar. 2022
12:15 PM WIB
Fecha añadida
16 mar. 2022
12:31 PM -01
Fecha añadida
08 mar. 2022
09:53 PM CET
Fecha añadida
16 ago. 2021
07:16 AM PDT
Descripción
Found dead inside the house
Fecha añadida
10 mar. 2022
03:33 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
07 mar. 2022
02:12 AM UTC
Fecha añadida
07 mar. 2022
09:57 AM WIB
Fecha añadida
07 mar. 2022
11:54 AM WIB
Fecha añadida
21 feb. 2022
05:01 PM CST
Fecha añadida
12 feb. 2022
07:44 PM CST
Fecha añadida
12 feb. 2022
09:17 PM EST
Fecha añadida
13 feb. 2022
02:29 AM -05
Fecha añadida
11 feb. 2022
10:30 AM MST
Fecha añadida
10 feb. 2022
06:55 PM IST
Fecha añadida
05 feb. 2022
04:35 AM UTC
Fecha añadida
08 oct. 2019
10:27 PM PDT
Fecha añadida
04 feb. 2022
01:33 AM UTC
Fecha añadida
02 feb. 2022
10:06 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
12 feb. 2020
01:22 PM +06
Fecha añadida
01 sep. 2020
10:12 PM CEST
Fecha añadida
26 ene. 2022
04:12 PM UTC
Fecha añadida
23 ene. 2022
06:19 PM CET
Fecha añadida
21 ene. 2022
09:46 PM EST