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Leaf-footed Bugs and Allies (Superfamily Coreoidea)Observer
jpwhitDescription
2 eggs on Mountain Mint leaf
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Veined Thoroughwort (Eupatorium subvenosum)Observer
nativeplantaddictDescription
Don't know what kind of boneset this is but it's interesting.
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Tribe GoniiniObserver
nativeplantaddictDescription
These two looked interested in each other and one was following the other one. I wasn't sure if it was courtship or fighting.
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Pinweeds (Genus Lechea)Observer
nativeplantaddictDescription
I brought some seed capsules with me but unfortunately they broke while in my bag. I took what remnants I found.
First pic is in inches, 2nd is in mm.
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Obliterated Nomad (Nomada obliterata)Observer
mmccarthy98Description
nesting aggregation of Andrena erythrogaster
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Slender Smoothtail (Epistrophella emarginata)Observer
jfmantisDescription
Aphid buffet!
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Tribe MacrosiphiniObserver
pilcrowchevronDescription
Host plant a brassica of some sort
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Dacne pictaObserver
pilcrowchevronDescription
Seen on Torrey Botanical Society walk. Didn't notice the mites at the time!
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False Mealworm Beetle (Alobates pensylvanicus)Observer
pilcrowchevronDescription
Seen on Torrey Botanical Society walk.
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Thrips (Order Thysanoptera)Observer
pilcrowchevronDescription
Seen on Torrey Botanical Society walk.
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Bibio articulatusObserver
pilcrowchevronDescription
Seen on Torrey Botanical Society walk.
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Dwarf Plantain (Plantago virginica)Observer
pilcrowchevronDescription
Seen on Torrey Botanical Society walk.
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Marsh Foxtail (Alopecurus geniculatus)Observer
pilcrowchevronDescription
Seen on Torrey Botanical Society walk.
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Blueberry Digger Bee (Habropoda laboriosa)Observer
er-birdsDescription
couldn't get a better photo of this bee today, but saw it more clearly than this! Much smaller than all the big carpenter bees. Just saw one yesterday in the New Jersey pine barrens, visiting the flowering blueberry -- but no carpenter bees there to compete with!
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Swamp Pink (Helonias bullata)Observer
er-birdsDescription
Will get better photos off camera later!
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Northern Redbelly Snake (Storeria occipitomaculata ssp. occipitomaculata)Observer
samriley
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White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus)Observer
bugthusiastDescription
3 doe, 2 displaying piebaldism.
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smpierceDescription
this fungus has caused deformed leaves in a Hepatica acutiloba plant. Thanks to those who helped to ID this !
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Genus MerismodesObserver
kayspurlockDescription
growing on Diatrype virescens
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Phou Khao Khouay Roundleaf Bat (Hipposideros khaokhouayensis)Observer
earthknight
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Tricolored Harp Ground Beetle (Chlaenius tricolor)Observer
jfmantisDescription
0017
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Family PenthaleidaeObserver
amoorehouseDescription
Found along gravel lane in mud puddle.
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Painted Trillium (Trillium undulatum)Observer
birdexplorersDescription
Common around Crystal Lake.
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Red Trillium (Trillium erectum)Observer
birdexplorersDescription
Common around Crystal Lake.
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Taurus Mason Bee (Osmia taurus)Observer
stevewalternatureDescription
On crocus -- in February.
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Small Mason Bees (Genus Hoplitis)Observer
steveconawayDescription
Nest constructed on cavity at bottom of book on bookshelf. Evidence of parasitism.
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Banded Longhorn Beetle (Typocerus velutinus)Observer
bobby23Description
Adults mating.
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Eastern Garter Snake (Thamnophis sirtalis ssp. sirtalis)Observer
birderboy2015
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Genus ChlorociboriaObserver
zitsermDescription
Beautiful swirly patterns in a well decayed oak log (probably Quercus velutina judging by the tiny amount of bark that I could see). The green staining is caused by a fungus in the genus Chlorociboria.
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Lesser Smoothcap (Atrichum angustatum)Observer
zitsermDescription
Leaves about 1 mm wide or less. I don't think I'd ever seen so much red in this moss. Very beautiful.
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Elbowed Pierrot (Caleta elna)Observer
sohkamyungDescription
Observed feeding from the body of a millipede.
