Favoritos de benjamin189
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Garrapata Americana de Perro (Dermacentor variabilis)Autor
thilinahettiarachchi
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In 2019 I discovered this species is biofluorescent.
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Alacrán Rayado (Centruroides vittatus)Autor
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Eating a solifugid
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Neelus murinusAutor
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Under a log in a cypress swamp!
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interesting hunting behavior where groups of Strumigenys sit together on a leaf
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Museum ID: GBIFCH00618583
COI, ACE2, CQ11 sequenced
BOLD process ID: CWFR007-23
BOLD sample ID: 2020.09.13 Culex pipiens f. molestus
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Moscas de Las Hormigas, Falsas Abejas Sin Aguijón Y Parientes (Subfamilia Microdontinae)Autor
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Among ant brood in a nest under the bark of a fallen log.
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Found in pool oddly enough, specimen on hand in 95% ethanol
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Mosquitas del Cacao (Género Forcipomyia)Autor
mecopteron_bouillonFecha
Septiembre 2022
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Found and given to me by Michael Raz, a student interning at the station. Defensive display here.
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Glacier has retreated about 99% Very few specimens could be found
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Género AstichusAutor
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on the underside of an old broken off polypore
~1mm?
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Virus del Covid-19 (Severe acute respiratory syndrome-related coronavirus 2)Autor
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:(((
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Abeja de Antenas Largas de Tepaneca (Melissodes tepaneca)Autor
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Sleepy! Three sleepy bees on some sticks.
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Periquito Australiano Doméstico (Melopsittacus undulatus domesticus)Autor
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Caught by Nathan Laurenz outside in a tree, very friendly and hungry!
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A mite underneath the head of Lasius claviger. Antennophorus? See notes under this Bugguide observation: https://bugguide.net/node/view/775966/bgpage
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Género CurteriaAutor
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A tiny flash of green caught my eye. Approx. 0.5mm
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Absolutely dumbfounded at how this D. repleta infestation began and ended.
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Phanaeus vindexAutor
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found in (and returned to) soil while gardening
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Rana de Vidrio Granulosa (Cochranella granulosa)Autor
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Det. Brian Kubicki
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Idotea fewkesiAutor
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About 1" long; unusual crimson and gold coloration. I've heard some Idotea species' coloration is variable, but this is ridiculous. :-)
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I'm somewhat sure this is mysticum since queens were flying, but I'm having trouble distinguishing from M. rogeri. The clypeus looks round enough for mysticum...
Extracted from under the bark of a dead log. Log had been pointed out to me by Fielisy "Fidel" Bemaheva, who is an extremely knowledgeable old hand at Madagascar ants.
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Found by station manager Santatra Tototsara. Apparently attracted to white sheets around noon.
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Found underneath loose bark on the main trunk, 20m up in a tree. Others noted that they were found underneath trunk bark at ground level as well.
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Género MicrodonAutor
zipactliDescripción
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Se la pasó merodeando en
el tronco de una nopalera
(Opuntia sp)
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Collected by Benjamin Burgunder, @benjamin189. First photos of this species ever, it seems. Very exciting!
Compared with specimens at the Bishop Museum's entomological collection.
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Gusanos Lengua (Subclase Pentastomida)Autor
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Hundreds of these disgusting little things inside a dead Plain-Bellied Water Snake, and definitely the cause of death. One of them bit me, and now I’m freaking out. I can handle any snake, spider, insect, but parasitic worms are the one thing I absolutely cannot handle!
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Moscas Jorobadas (Género Megaselia)Autor
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1.5-2mm long. For a monitoring project. Pitfall trap. Quarry top. Phlomis, Olea europea var. silvestris wild type, Pistacia lentiscus, Drimia maritima.
