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Ants, Bees, Wasps, and Sawflies (Order Hymenoptera)Observer
pei-ottDescription
These tiny wasps emerged from a mason wasp nest in the mid runnel of our screen door
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Smoky-winged Beetle Bandit Wasp (Cerceris fumipennis)Observer
spaveryPlace
Private
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Chain-dotted Geometer (Cingilia catenaria)Observer
randylauffDescription
On milkweed. Photo by Dolna Garbary.
Second photo is of the reared moth, eclosed 01 IX 2022.
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Agrilus pseudocoryliObserver
shanemercerDescription
Possibly the same couple I photograpged yesterday. Wanted better pics.
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Small-headed Flies (Family Acroceridae)Observer
becksinsectsDescription
Found on a maple trunk, at night, with a flashlight
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Genus IlybiusObserver
becksinsectsDescription
Attracted to lights. (Captured and later photographed)
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Genus GibellulaObserver
chrisman2552Place
Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site of Canada, Annapolis, NS, CA (Google, OSM)
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Worm and Slug Hunters (Genus Carabus)Observer
shanemercerDescription
Scared it from worm prey by accident.
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Agrilus (Genus Agrilus)Observer
nbdragonflyguyDescription
On a Dock leaf, but other trees around included Birch and Alder. Individual #2
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Commas (Genus Polygonia)Observer
jenniferlynnlaidlawDescription
Eating gooseberry
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Seedling Debarking Weevil (Hylobius congener)Observer
alexisgodinDescription
On the beach next to a dead gannet.
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Black-margined Loosestrife Beetle (Galerucella calmariensis)Observer
naomicappuccino1
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Pine Leaf Adelgid (Pineus pinifoliae)Observer
e-aus-kanadaDescription
With Tachinid egg?
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Insects (Class Insecta)Observer
becksinsectsDescription
External feeding pattern from...?
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Clover Leaf Midge (Dasineura trifolii)Observer
becksinsectsDescription
*if this isn't a leaf miner, I can remove it from the projects. I added mainly because I know that Charley knows what this is ;-)
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Beetles (Order Coleoptera)Observer
becksinsectsDescription
On goldenrod or aster (photo included)
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becksinsectsDescription
I'm terrible with plants. I can't say what the host is. Goldenrod?
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Sapyga martiniiObserver
nbdragonflyguyDescription
Observed for about 15 minutes. At the Odell Park bee hotel, keeping a close eye on Osmia using some of the openings.
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Maddison's Jumping Spider (Habronattus calcaratus ssp. maddisoni)Observer
nbdragonflyguyDescription
Display. More images coming soon 😊
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Sapyga martiniiObserver
anthonybrooksDescription
At a bee hotel in the botanical gardens.
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Lily of the Valley Weevil (Hormorus undulatus)Observer
becksinsectsDescription
Same weevil, different lighting
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Carlin's Mining Bee (Andrena carlini)Observer
nbdragonflyguyDescription
"Impunctate median line on the face"?
: https://bugguide.net/node/view/1390220
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Paederus littorariusObserver
becksinsectsDescription
Found under a board I had set on the lawn to attract insects seeking shelter ;-)
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Maddison's Jumping Spider (Habronattus calcaratus ssp. maddisoni)Observer
nbdragonflyguy
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Maddison's Jumping Spider (Habronattus calcaratus ssp. maddisoni)Observer
nbdragonflyguy
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benarmstrongDescription
On red maple. First two images unretouched. Third through sixth look a little unnatural because they have levels adjusted to bring some details out of the shadows.
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Antnest Hoverflies (Genus Microdon)Observer
kmelvilleDescription
Found 8 live larvae and 2 empty puparia, presumably from a previous year, under a rock. No ants were present though tunnel openings suggest it was the mouth of a nest. Checked under the few other rocks in the immediate area and located a single larva (last photo) beneath one about 20 feet away. Ants were not observed near this larvae either, just two millipedes, but there were many adult ants and larvae under most of the other rocks.
