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Octoglena gracilipesObserver
frielDescription
Three smaller individuals next to a Brachycybe lecontii.
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Green Lynx Spider (Peucetia viridans)Observer
rebecca145Description
Prey blue winged scolid wasp
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Feather Millipede (Brachycybe lecontii)Observer
steph_thecnidarianDescription
wow! obs for the eggs
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Sawdust Millipede (Virgoiulus minutus)Observer
derhennenDescription
forest of white oak, sweet gum, sourwood, red maple, pine, tuliptree
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Georgia Flat-backed Millipede (Cherokia georgiana)Observer
derhennenDescription
Being eaten by Phengodes
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Georgia Oak (Quercus georgiana)Observer
botanyliciousDescription
Not totally sure of this because I haven't been thinking about Quercus georgiana in a while but here is why I think this is a possibility, besides that when I walked by it my mind immediately said, "Quercus georgiana! Stop walking right now!" (maybe this is what people call "Gestalt.")
1) Granite outcrop habitat
2) Tiny buds
3) Leaf shape does not look like water oak or other red oak group I would expect to see there (but I haven't memorized the Quercus georgiana leaf shape.)
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Yellow-legged Mud-dauber Wasp (Sceliphron caementarium)Observer
lincolndureyDescription
With spider for larvae
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Feather Millipede (Brachycybe lecontii)Observer
eldritchbajablastDescription
The gathering…
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Genus EuryurusObserver
supertigerDescription
was being attacked by the soil centipede (observed here https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/107723862) i did not attempt to disturb them after i rolled the log, but they went separate ways on their own after a bit; presumably rolling the log had some effect on the predation attempt. Pictures somewhat out of chronological order for clarity's sake
