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big patch growing wild under black cherry tree. bumblebees love this stuff.
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Aves (Clase Aves)Autor
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no visual. went on for a looong time. relocated at one point pretty quickly (too fast to be squirrel). originally up around 20 odd feet above ground. in tree or perhaps roof overhang.
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Babosa Tigre (Limax maximus)Autor
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four or more eventually, all doing a slow motion dance around each other. did not see evidence later that any made it up nearby tree and did the hanging “two-backless beast” thing.
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Sinea spinipesAutor
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~4-5mm. moved quickly, did not want to stick around sunlit area. found on large lemon balm plant.
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Gata Peluda Norteamericana (Spilosoma virginica)Autor
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4.5-5cm long. quick mover. relocated from garden to nearby wooded groundcover.
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Zanahoria (Daucus carota)Autor
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My immediate impulse is to say “Queen Anne’s Lace”. But…the umbrel is flat-round and somewhat diffuse, not gently concave and dense. There is no central purple flower. Hairs on the stems look coarse, not fine. There are purple splotches on leaves and stem. Tallest flower stalks were about 40-50cm.
Could this be a clutch of young poison hemlock?
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Arañas Tejedoras (Superfamilia Araneoidea)Autor
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body ~2mm. perched underneath the umbel of a wild carrot
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short shrubby growth from where old branches have fallen off. all the way to the top!
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Género SebacinaAutor
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largest patch in first picture about 5 x 2 cm
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many seen this year growing in and around a well-established shady compost site. Hadn’t seen them in that area in previous years - quick colonizers!
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Saltarina Rayada de Mandíbulas Largas (Hentzia palmarum)Autor
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head-thorax-abdomen length ~4mm. brassy metallic appearance. front-to-back stripes on abdomen. Did some grooming and exploring on my knee and then allowed me to transfer it to a nearby plant. Are these guys adorable or what?
