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Smooth Land Slugs (Genus Deroceras)Observer
lexiewilsonDescription
Small slug, about 5 mm in length, tan or beige in color.
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Non-biting Midges (Family Chironomidae)Observer
lexiewilsonDescription
Long bodied insect, somewhat translucent, has two long, straight antennae.
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Common Land Snails and Slugs (Order Stylommatophora)Observer
lexiewilsonDescription
Teeny tiny slug found in a fence crack! Perhaps 3 mm in length, a nice gray color.
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Grass Spiders (Genus Agelenopsis)Observer
lexiewilsonDescription
Here is a well camouflaged spider! Brown. His web looks glossy almost, like the surface of a soap bubble.
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Section LoniceraObserver
lexiewilsonDescription
Appears to be a currant bush.
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Asian Lady Beetle (Harmonia axyridis)Observer
lexiewilsonDescription
Ladybug pupae! Pictured are several bugs on plants (and one bug molt whose front legs or maybe teeth are still attached to the plant. ). They appear to be attached to the plants only in the front. They periodically lift their rear ends up into the air, then settle down again of the leaf, all the while remaining attached at the front.
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Golden Currant (Ribes aureum)Observer
lexiewilsonDescription
Small bush, grows about to waist height. It has berries, the ripe ones are a dark burgundy color.
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Root-maggot Flies (Family Anthomyiidae)Observer
lexiewilsonDescription
Some sort of fly. Appears to have red eyes and a black and white back. His butt looks fuzzy.
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Creeping Mahonia (Berberis repens)Observer
lexiewilsonDescription
Plant with berries, some green, some dark blue. Dark green leaves with pointed ends, observed 5 leaves per branch.
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Garden Snail (Cornu aspersum)Observer
lexiewilsonDescription
I found this snail just outside the Natural History Museum of Utah on the Bonneville Shoreline Trail!
