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Apterostigma urichiiObserver
cluraritDescription
leaf cutters might see these feces gathering like junk food or sth
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jiuaiDescription
At 8 o'clock in the morning, I saw Nomamyrmex esenbeckii attack a large group of Atta laevigata, sting atta workers, kill them, rush into the nest to snatch the larva pupae, and the ground fight atta was no longer capable of recovery. The fighting continued underground, but it lasted until 10: 00, when Nommyrmex retreated after the pupa harvest was sufficient. The atta workers lost a lot, the Nomamyrmex workers very little
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Lioponera pictaObserver
australian-polyrhachisDescription
There are a few other sightings of this kind in QLD but with no ID. However one of them does By Markayers.
https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/68472831
This sp still needs verification here in QLD.
They were found under a rock I flipped.
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Shaw's Agave (Agave shawii)Observer
dvalovDescription
About Km 55-60 S of Ej. Nuevo Rosarito. Common, many in bloom. Bees active.
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laurent_hDescription
Odd little solifuge, seems to spend most of its time underground buried under the sand.
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Elaeomyxa ceriferaObserver
sarahlloydDescription
Several small groups of sporangia on a large bryophyte-covered log in Melaleuca ericifolia swamp forest.
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Alcmena spinifexObserver
thilinahettiarachchiDescription
This assassin bug is watching over its egg cluster. Here interestingly, you can observe some egg parasitoids are roaming there to find a chance for parasitizing the eggs from the cluster. This Female also selected an abounded spider web to lay eggs.
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Nodding Yucca (Yucca cernua)Observer
reidhardinDescription
Lots of plants here at the type locality.
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Genus RegalecusObserver
lore_sosa-bastoDescription
El organismo se encontraba muerto.
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Psathyrella aquaticaObserver
jonaleefDescription
this 15 minute documentary provides additional information:
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Elongate Razorjaw Ant (Leptogenys elongata)Observer
sambiologyDescription
Before it got really hot this afternoon (supposed to be 103 degrees!), I went over to Village Creek Natural Area to walk around a bit.
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Hooded Tickspiders (Order Ricinulei)Observer
squireskDescription
Associated Observation
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Fire Box Jellies (Genus Morbakka)Observer
huw_pensonDescription
15 meter depth
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Unicolor Snail-eating Beetle (Scaphinotus unicolor)Observer
leptoniaDescription
Locations may be somewhat roughly approximated.
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Darkling Beetles (Family Tenebrionidae)Observer
jamestdoucetDescription
With mites?
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Genus PimplaObserver
bradmoonDescription
This observation is for the wasp being eaten by the flycatcher, which has its own observation here.
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Crested Caracara (Caracara plancus)Observer
bradmoonDescription
The caracara was driving the vulture away from a nearby cow carcass.
A separate observation for the vulture is here.
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Ghost Pipe (Monotropa uniflora)Observer
michelemunsonDescription
Appeared in my backyard overnight. Mix of pine and hardwood, limited sun.
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Northern Cottonmouth (Agkistrodon piscivorus)Observer
kirk_gardnerDescription
Snake was captured and relocated
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Greek Spoonwing (Nemoptera coa)Observer
karakaxaDescription
Handled carefully and then released
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Ringed Map Turtle (Graptemys oculifera)Observer
a_awesomeDescription
finally! a ringed map turtle that i can see the rings on!
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Leaf-footed Bugs (Family Coreidae)Observer
jamestdoucetDescription
I did not know that these guys lay such ornate eggs. You can almost see the insect inside, as well.
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Comanche Harvester Ant (Pogonomyrmex comanche)Observer
stevenw12339Description
First time I've seen this beautiful sand nesting species!
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Eggers’ Pygmy Snapping Ant (Strumigenys eggersi)Observer
stevenw12339Description
From berlese
