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Conejo de Montaña (Sylvilagus nuttallii)Autor
twillrichardsonDescripción
Drama. These guys all normally get along pretty well, but here a squirrel decided to start something and nearly got kicked in the head as reward. Moments later they were back to munching sunflower seeds side-by-side again.
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Género LoewiaAutor
derhennenDescripción
Not quite sure what this is, but I dissected it from inside of a native centipede (Nadabius pullus) that was collected in May 2005. Documented parasites of lithobiomorph centipedes include Tachinids (Loewia) and Proctotrupids (Phaneroserphus), but I'm not sure if either of those are what I've got here. The parasite is about 5 mm long and 1.5 mm wide and was taking up the whole body cavity between segments 8-12. Parts of its body were sticking out of the spiracles of the centipede before dissection. Any help in narrowing this thing down would be appreciated! I'm assuming an arthropod based on what typically infests lithobiomorphs, but even that could be wrong.
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alan_rockefellerDescripción
Found inside of an Abies magnifica log. Being consumed by Beauveria mycelium.
Probably the same species as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/3702950
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Ciempiés del Suelo (Orden Geophilomorpha)Autor
kcelshoffDescripción
This observation is for the centipede. Found under a rock being predated upon by P. imparis. Putting up a fight though!
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metsaDescripción
being eaten a Western forest scorpion. https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/103438165
This observation is for the centipede
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anudibranchmomDescripción
Small one capturing (and carrying away) a termite; see separate observation for the creatures (mites?) on its head, and the termite.
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Familia OryidaeAutor
dbeadleDescripción
Oryidae (Soil Centipedes). Photographed west of Balsas, Amazonas Department, Peru on 30 October 2015.
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Ácaros, Garrapatas Y Parientes (Subclase Acari)Autor
pileatedLugar
Grove Canyon, San Clemente Island, Los Angeles County, CA, USA. Coordinate uncertainty reflects the area from which the specimens were sampled. (Google, OSM)Descripción
Collected via beat sheet of Lyonothamnus floribundus ssp. aspleniifolius in a steep, forested, canyon. Images by Noah D. Colby.
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trickmanDescripción
From within dark zone of a lava tube; 6mm lines on paper in second photo
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Erigone dentosaAutor
pileatedDescripción
Collected via beat sheet of Munzothamnus blairii in a steep canyon forested with Quercus tomentella and Lyonothamnus floribundus. Images by Siomara Zendejas.
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Género GeophilusAutor
error404notfoundDescripción
3 inches long. Was climbing up a tree
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kristofzDescripción
found ascending a tree trunk 1.7 m above ground, at night; 51 pairs of legs; note dark, diamond-shaped markings down the back
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Ciempiés del Suelo (Orden Geophilomorpha)Autor
ponerinecatDescripción
On a pine tree, for whatever reason.
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Viuda Negra Norteña (Latrodectus hesperus)Autor
rangerwildDescripción
Black widow eating a Common Desert Centipede (Scolopendra polymorpha). So Metal 🤘
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Huico Tigre del Noroeste (Aspidoscelis tigris)Autor
madtillerDescripción
Taking down a centipede!
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Lagarto Escorpión de América Occidental (Elgaria coerulea)Autor
damontigheDescripción
I was flipping some logs and saw a fair number of these large centipedes and I saw an alligator lizard run by and figured I must have spooked it and then I saw another one dart by and it circled back around and went after one of the centipedes.
Here is a video of getting the centipede oriented correctly so that the lizard could gulp it down:
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Lagarto Escorpión de San Francisco (Elgaria coerulea ssp. coerulea)Autor
jmaughnDescripción
Eating a centipede
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Uroctonus mordaxAutor
rjkmendocinoDescripción
scorpion under blacklight eating centipede
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Azulejo Garganta Azul (Sialia mexicana)Autor
kendalloeiDescripción
Eating a Centipede
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Azulejo Garganta Azul (Sialia mexicana)Autor
truthseqrDescripción
Bluebird eating a centipede.
See the following observation for the centipede:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/22354610
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Saltapared Común (Troglodytes aedon)Autor
danhartmanDescripción
Nice shot from a few weeks ago of the parent returning to the nest with a nice juicy centipede for the nestlings.
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Centzontle Norteño (Mimus polyglottos)Autor
knight17Descripción
with what is likely a Common Desert Centipede (Scolopendra Polymorpha)
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Saltapared de Carolina (Thryothorus ludovicianus)Autor
susanna_hDescripción
feeding nestlings with a centipede!
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Correcaminos Norteño (Geococcyx californianus)Autor
sracurrierDescripción
We watched the roadrunner kill the giant centipede by picking it up, shaking it and then flinging it to the ground, over and over for about 5 minutes! Then I think that he just dropped it in the nest because he was immediately back to jump up and grab a grasshopper off the wall and take it away. Passed through the yard multiple times with a bug in it's beak.
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Rascador Moteado (Pipilo maculatus)Autor
lorri-gongDescripción
I think it was eating stone centipedes.
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Cienpíés Escolopendras (Familia Scolopendridae)Autor
magdastluciaDescripción
See predator https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/70048689
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Garrapata Americana de Perro (Dermacentor variabilis)Autor
blackwarblerDescripción
Shrike larder
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bugman-nzDescripción
A large Dipluran (44 mm long) resembling Heterojapyx novaezeelandiae; found under rotting log in the rough block at Cape Sanctuary
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Ciempiés Tropicales (Orden Scolopendromorpha)Autor
blackwarblerDescripción
Shrike larder
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Ciempiés Tropicales (Orden Scolopendromorpha)Autor
blackwarblerDescripción
Shrike larder
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accordiongordonDescripción
Predation event. A separate observation will be made for the beetle.
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Otala lacteaAutor
natureinlaDescripción
"Snail Graveyard
So. California Walnut tree
Debs Park
Los Angeles, CA"
-Laurie Picone
Observation and photos by Laurie Picone, sent to slime@nhm.org.
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Ciempiés de Las Piedras (Orden Lithobiomorpha)Autor
cjs041Descripción
Found underwater on the bottom of a rock. I thought centipedes were not aquatic? This is a centipede right?
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Caracol de Las Dunas (Theba pisana)Autor
finaticDescripción
San Diego County, California, US
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sandor_inDescripción
A black slug in the yard on a damp night.
Kind of scrunched up a bit when I took the first photos so I went back and took a couple more after it re-extended to full length.
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Ciempiés Gigante Caribeño (Scolopendra alternans)Autor
lovelymantidDescripción
Found indoors, in the bathroom of a first floor apartment. Very large specimen.
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Ciempiés (Clase Chilopoda)Autor
yetikatDescripción
Prey item of a brown widow.
Associated with observations
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/58996487
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/58996492
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/58996491
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/58996493
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naturephotosuzeDescripción
Santa Ynez Canyon
On the underside of a mushroom. The 2nd two photos show the head better.
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Otala lacteaAutor
gglwndsrDescripción
These snails were present in large numbers behind the Dune Line. The have been previously identified as Otala lactea, and are said to have been present at this location for almost a Century. I have an issue with this identification, as there are some notable differences between this snail, and typical Otala lactea, First, these snails only seem to grow to about a maximum size of 35mm. Second, the shells are almost alabaster colored, with little variability. The animal is much darker than Otala lactea, and the shell is thinner despite ample sources of calcium. It is my opinion that this is a distinct sub-species of O. lactea, or another member of Otala. I would suspect that only DNA analysis would be able to answer this.
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Caracol de Las Dunas (Theba pisana)Autor
hannahswarthoutDescripción
Invasive species alert! These white Italian snails are infested all along gateway road between Palomar airport road and el fuerte
