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Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (Halyomorpha halys)Observer
chdphotoDescription
Muskego Park
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Genus PseudaneiteaObserver
duncanmc42Description
Trackside near Windy Point, Wooded Point, ultramafic section.
Night obs.
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Snowberry Clearwing (Hemaris diffinis)Observer
chdphotoDescription
Muskego Park
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Orchard Spiders and Allies (Genus Leucauge)Observer
mfabinaDescription
Fell in love with this beauty and watched them build on my back door.
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Nut Disco (Hymenoscyphus fructigenus)Observer
showmemowildlifeDescription
Thats cool.
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Arion Slugs (Genus Arion)Observer
creaturefeature97Description
2-3mm long in the cap of Mycetinis sp. One that smells strongly of garlic. Does not seem to interest the slug
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/176811119
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Lemon Slug (Malacolimax tenellus)Observer
creaturefeature97Description
Found feeding on the gills of Russula cyanoxantha. The forest still resembles how many of the bare patches looked like pre 2018-2022. Conifer plantations, mixed decidous native and introduced as well.
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Hedgehog Slug (Arion intermedius)Observer
creaturefeature97Description
Fed on Amanita rubescens.
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Black Slug (Arion ater)Observer
linusschlDescription
12 bis 15 cm lang
Rostbraun
Mantelschild etwa 1/3 des Körpers
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Jagged Ambush Bug (Phymata americana)Observer
chdphotoDescription
Stigler Nature Preserve
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Brittle Cinder (Kretzschmaria deusta)Observer
mkremediosDescription
Mystery-origin black crust thing on the bark of this tree. Low down on just one side, in a dark patch on the bark. It had no smell. There did not appear to be evidence of burnt anything nearby. It was brittle, very thin, dry. The texture of one side was fiberous/cellulose-looking like the tree bark more or less, other side was smooth and somewhat shiny.
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Milk-white Toothed Polypore (Irpex lacteus)Observer
themushroomman74Description
Ignore the G.A.
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Order ExobasidialesObserver
mkremediosDescription
Microscopy to be added. Was definitely fungal, by appearance/texture and odor (classic sweet wild mushroom smell predominantly). On a shrub/tree that is identified as American plum (Prunus americana). We have samples of it. Order Exobasidiales to start with.
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Mica Cap (Coprinellus micaceus)Observer
themushroomman74Description
I found these growing INSIDE a silver maple! The maple was decayed enough by other fungi and bugs that it was turning to soil inside! Or some kind of pre soil. It was really cool.
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American Red Squirrel (Tamiasciurus hudsonicus)Observer
chdphotoDescription
eating a mourning dove egg
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Pacific Banana Slug (Ariolimax columbianus)Observer
danielkennedyDescription
Eating Bradshaw’s Lomatium!
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Gyromitra brunneaObserver
jschieselDescription
I know nothing of mushrooms, but there were a grouping of maybe 4-5 of these all within less than a 10 foot circle. Hardwood forest with a bunch of dead ash trees. Hope this info is potentially helpful.
