jsimon48's Favorites
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Colobothea sociaObserver
diego_nunesDescription
no banco de pedra à beira do riacho próximo ao estacionamento do PARNA Tijuca, Setor A
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Horse and Deer Flies (Family Tabanidae)Observer
richardgillDescription
Large: 2-3cm long, not biting, sucking sweat it seems.
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Genus AcantholophusObserver
possumpeteDescription
What a punk - 3rd pic, weevil with a view
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Walkeromyia plumipesObserver
elbeltroccoDescription
El año pasado vi una parecida en marzo https://www.argentinat.org/observations/70419087
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Scutops chapmaniObserver
perksimagesDescription
This is my favourite insect of the entire trip! Dwarf Flies are not common and very little is known about them. Stephen Marshall, an entomologist and Diptera specialist at the University of Guelph, states in his large, authoritative, volume on flies "...they are rare enough to be exciting finds every time they are encountered".
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Homalocerus xiximObserver
claudiakomesuDescription
it remembers the Euryptera unilineatocollis @bobs identfied, but the "nose" is different
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Micratopus aenescensObserver
entomikeDescription
Det. E. G. Riley, 2009
spmn in the TAMUIC
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Pincer Wasps (Family Dryinidae)Observer
cgmayersDescription
Something looks off about this "ant"
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Bat-Ticks (Genus Argas)Observer
entomo-logicDescription
From nest of pyrrhuloxia
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Groundselbush Beetle (Trirhabda bacharidis)Observer
natashataylorDescription
None of the recommendations seem likelty
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Genus UmmidiaObserver
bwidoulaDescription
Initially, from further away I thought they were ants.. there's probably 50 of them!
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Desert Wolf Spiders (Family Xenoctenidae)Observer
threeagoutdoorsDescription
Found in a Coconut
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Hirsute Paradise Spider (Habronattus hirsutus)Observer
naturephotosuzeDescription
Art Smith Trailhead area
Not really expecting a good ID on this but posting cause it looks interesting
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Dardus Wattle Hopper (Dardus abbreviatus)Observer
matilda_cDescription
Very small.
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Hisparonia hystrixObserver
carabidaveDescription
3-4 mm, Feb 2020, Malaise Trap
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Tribe CryptiniObserver
whateverwatcherDescription
iNat is 'pretty sure' about Mesostenina, but offers no description to verify.
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Genus StrigoplusObserver
hari_krishnan_Description
Likely Strigoplus netravati.
