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There is a lot of this plant growing in a bed that also contains a lot of Common Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris) and a weedy Legume (see last photo).
I know both Chaerophyllum tainturieri and C. procumbens are unlikely but it seems to come down to them, everything similar (that I can find info on) has many more flowers in their umbellets, except maybe Anthriscus caucilus but its fruits are covered in hooked spines.
I have studied and photographed this species in a few other spots along Hudson River Park during 2020 but not put anything into observations (yet).
@djringer has a very good observation, identified to genus (with very helpful commentary from @mertensia), of what I believe is the same species, in the same general area, from May 2019: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/25315369
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Deciduous woods. Same moth, two different lighting conditions. Tulip trees, Oaks, Hickories, Maples nearby
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Araña Tejedora de Patas Emplumadas (Uloborus glomosus)Autor
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On Pinus strobus
About 3 mm wide
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Ranas Y Sapos (Orden Anura)Autor
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Tadpole. Bronze belly. Either Spring peeper or Wood frog is my guess. Both present here in this pond.
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Género NomadaAutor
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This bee was sleeping. The bee was biting down on the tip of a hickory leaf with her mandibles.
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Arañas Lobo (Familia Lycosidae)Autor
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On the surface of a vernal pool, at night
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Elaver exceptaAutor
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On the underside of a Sycamore maple . Deciduous woods
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Palomilla Dorso de Diamante (Plutella xylostella)Autor
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Deciduous woods. Tulip trees, Oaks, Hickories, Maples nearby
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Género TroxAutor
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Deciduous woods. Tulip trees, Oaks, Hickories, Maples nearby
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Intertidal Midges (Telmatogeton japonicus)?, Bush Terminal Piers Park, Sunset Park, Brooklyn, NYC, April 2024
There were many, and they were so small and moved so fast, these are likely three different individuals.
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Tulípero de Virginia (Liriodendron tulipifera)Autor
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The young leaves glisten like gold in the sunshine
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Egg cavities on Viburnum dentatum that have been covered with lids made of the beetle's excrement. Photos 3 and 4 show one of the lids open exposing remains of old eggs.
https://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/orn/beetles/viburnum_leaf_beetle.htm
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The last four photos show red-seeded dandelion seeds next to common dandelion seeds. The color difference is apparent.
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Col de Mofeta Occidental (Lysichiton americanus)Autor
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Found among Eastern skunk cabbage. Not far from the NJ State Botanical Garden.
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Deciduous woods, hovering just above leaf litter and settling in sunny spots for a few seconds at a time
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Andrena vicinaAutor
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Several of these bees were going in and out from underneath a decayed log.
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Zancudos (Familia Culicidae)Autor
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In a vernal pool.
Mosquito pupa believe.
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Género NomadaAutor
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These bees don't stay still for more than a few seconds, so photographing them is tricky
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Ranas Y Sapos (Orden Anura)Autor
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The belly of this small tadpole was a metallic bronze color and shimmered in the sun light. In a fresh water pond. Spring peepers and Wood frogs are both present in this pond. So are Bull frogs and Fowler's toads.
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On Eastern Poison Ivy . This fly was perched on the poison ivy and was beating her wings at an extremely high rate. Then she stopped beating the wings, and I was able to get clear photos.
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Bibio lanigerusAutor
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Beautiful little flies with tapering, metallic bodies and iridescent wings. Shown on White Wood Asters
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Caballitos del Diablo (Suborden Zygoptera)Autor
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Swimming in a fresh water pond . A damselfly larva?
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Búho Cornudo (Bubo virginianus)Autor
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Three babies. One on a branch and two in a tree cavity. Both adults nearby.
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Género CrangonyxAutor
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In a fresh water pond . Eyes were a beautiful burgundy color.
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Along edge of MDNR snowmobile / ATV trail at bridge crossing of Laughing Whitefish River
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Escarabajos Buceadores (Familia Dytiscidae)Autor
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Swimming in a freshwater pond
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Autor
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Buds finally starting to show.
Mystery tree.
Maybe Japanese tree lilac ?
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Género GyraulusAutor
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A small snail with a flattened / planispiral, iridescent shell, found in a vernal pool
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In a vernal pool. This particular individual had a beautiful marbled blue coloration on the upper half of the body and two orange down the lower half of the body. A cool little crustacean !
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Insectos, Arácnidos Y Crustáceos (Filo Arthropoda)Autor
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A larva can be seen in a gelatinous mass attached to a hickory (Carya sp) petiole
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A tiny sapling that seems afflicted with some rust fungus. The young stem is pubescent. I scratched the twigs and they didn’t yet have the sweet wintergreen smell, so perhaps that’s not always detectable in saplings?
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About 3.5 mm in diameter. On an Eastern cottonwood flower. A slug made a cameo in the last photo.
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Búho Barrado (Strix varia)Autor
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The owl was calling for a while and then went inside the cavity in a large Chestnut oak
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Pastos, Palmeras Y Parientes (Monocotiledóneas) (Clase Liliopsida)Autor
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Magnolias, Margaritas Y Parientes (Dicotiledóneas) (Clase Magnoliopsida)Autor
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Red leaves. Maybe Water purslane (Ludwigia palustris)?
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Aculops aenigmaAutor
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On Salix nigra. https://www.gallformers.com/gall/3678 reports the host as Populus deltoides only, however, Salix nigra, which is also in Salicaceae doesn't seem too far fetched.
