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guerrichacheDescription
Caught two individuals. This was my attempt to look at one in the net.
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Genus MochlonyxObserver
zitsermDescription
A species of Phantom midge larva swimming around in a vernal pool. They're transparent, which is one possible derivation of the name "Phantom midge", ie ghost-like
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Frog-biting Midges (Genus Corethrella)Observer
hubertszczDescription
On Boana rosenbergi
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Frog-biting Midges (Genus Corethrella)Observer
hubertszczDescription
On Dendropsophus phlebodes
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n8dbergDescription
These are all images of the same individual at different life stages. It was caught as a larva september 8th, pupated september 14th, and eclosed on september 18th. Found in a tire in a heavily wooded area primaily of decidious trees
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Fish Isopods (Family Cymothoidae)Observer
luispbDescription
ID is for the isopod parasite, not S. umbra
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Genus PoecilognathusObserver
robirdmanDescription
3023519 Phthiriinae BEE FLY
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Mountain Monkey Beetle (Hoplia argentea)Observer
felix_riegelDescription
10mm on Dorycnium pentaphyllum ssp. germanicum
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Bee-Killers (Genus Mallophora)Observer
bugsiclesDescription
Several shed pupae seen in grass around same time as first sightings of Mallophora for the season. At this time last year, positively identified Mallophora fautrix individual in same area.
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Tribe TanytarsiniObserver
simongroveDescription
Midges on the surface of a pool on Mount Oakleigh, Tasmania, October 2015
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Tribe ChironominiObserver
berndtheratDescription
Foto 1: The observed insect.
Foto 2: A tongue.
Foto 3: The frog who ate my observation.
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European Rhinoceros Beetle (Oryctes nasicornis)Observer
oxyuranusmicrolepidotus
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Selvagens Wall Gecko (Tarentola boettgeri ssp. bischoffi)Observer
jbradleyPlace
Missing Location
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lau_sanDescription
Parecido a una polilla, tenía un par de alas y seis patas. Lo curioso es la posición de sus dos patas delanteras similares a antenas.
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New Zealand Giraffe Weevil (Lasiorhynchus barbicornis)Observer
lisa_bennettDescription
Did I cry with happiness when I saw this gorgeous creature? Maybe :) I've been looking for one for so long!
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Mosquitoes (Family Culicidae)Observer
cefoxDescription
Two mosquitoes with Natal forest tree frog. Not sure if they are house mosquitoes - Culex?
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Genus ChaoborusObserver
toddfolsomDescription
vernal pool in Chuckanut Community Forest
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Striped Racer (Masticophis lateralis)Observer
yetikatDescription
Found inside, was released into a safe area away behind the buildings
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Long-beaked Fungus Gnats (Family Lygistorrhinidae)Observer
dianadaveyDescription
Looks like a wasp but has halteres and a very long proboscis
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steve_kerrDescription
Mycomya n. sp.
body length 8.0 mm (excluding antennae)
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Brown Widow (Latrodectus geometricus)Observer
yetikatDescription
See observation https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/31639178 for information on the alligator lizard
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North Philippine Temple Pitviper (Tropidolaemus subannulatus)Observer
jonasmortelmans
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Coypu (Myocastor coypus)Observer
wendy5Description
A non-native Myocastor coypus (Nutria) covered in a thick coating of an aquatic plant. When I saw it, only its snout was above the water. We saw two dead Nutrias in the water not far away, and wondered if they were choked to death by this aquatic plant, or intentionally killed in the wildlife reserve?
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Carpenter Sawyer Beetle (Monochamus sartor)Observer
werloeweDescription
the body was at least 4 cm long
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Biting Midges (Family Ceratopogonidae)Observer
felix_riegelDescription
on Stenurella melanura
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Frog-biting Midges (Genus Corethrella)Observer
estebanalzateDescription
on frog
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African Softshell Turtle (Trionyx triunguis)Observer
hcuohcDescription
Verry easy to observe from the thermais hotel from where they are unfortunately fed with bread. It is really sad to see the last members of the most majestic freshwater turtle in the Mediterranean becoming pigeons... We also observe them in the nearby rivers where they are much more fearful and dive as soon as they see humans.
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Eastern Copperhead (Agkistrodon contortrix)Observer
april62Description
Found along the seawall to the Potomac River on the fence.
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Genus HeleniellaObserver
berkshirenaturalistPlace
Tamarack Hollow Nature and Cultural Center, Windsor, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA (Google, OSM)Description
On Fagus grandifolia
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Genus GrylloblattaObserver
alex_bairstowDescription
Found at about 4400ft elevation on Horse Mountain.
