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Plusiine Looper Moths (Subfamily Plusiinae)Observer
jimmccormacPlace
Missing Location
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Orange Virbia Moth (Virbia aurantiaca)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Perching low in grasses in high quality oak savanna, in the Oak Openings
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Genus StigmellaObserver
jimmccormacDescription
The genus Stigmella is iNat's suggestion. I am unsure what this very small - 5-7 mm - species is. It was in a high-quality oak savanna in the Oak Openings.
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Clemens' Grass Tubeworm Moth (Acrolophus popeanella)Observer
jimmccormacDate
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Came to night light
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Olethreutes Moths (Genus Olethreutes)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Came into moth sheet. One of Ohio's finest oak savannas.
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Dusky Salamanders (Genus Desmognathus)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Moist woods near stream - found under log
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Seal Salamander (Desmognathus monticola)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Under wet rocks near edge of small stream. I think it's a seal salamander! These Desmognathus can be confusing.
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Plume Moths (Family Pterophoridae)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Plume moth resting in rich, fairly mature deciduous forest.
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Long-jawed Jumping Spiders (Genus Hentzia)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Probably immature Hentzia; spider was about 5mm in length. Young upland oak-hickory woods adjacent to meadow.
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Orbus Paradise Spider (Habronattus orbus)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Sand terrace of Ohio River, dry sandy ground with prickly-pear cactus and other xeric plant species.
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Orbus Paradise Spider (Habronattus orbus)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Sand terrace of Ohio River, dry sandy ground with prickly-pear cactus and other xeric plant species.
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White-banded Fishing Spider (Dolomedes albineus)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Smallish nursery web spider (I think), on side of box-elder tree in floodplain forest. Total leg span perhaps an inch and a half. It blended remarkably well with the tree bark.
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White-banded Fishing Spider (Dolomedes albineus)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Smallish nursery web spider (I think), on side of box-elder tree in floodplain forest. Total leg span perhaps an inch and a half. It blended remarkably well with the tree bark.
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White-banded Fishing Spider (Dolomedes albineus)Observer
jimmccormacDescription
Smallish nursery web spider (I think), on side of box-elder tree in floodplain forest. Total leg span perhaps an inch and a half. It blended remarkably well with the tree bark.
