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Oriental Flying Gurnard (Dactyloptena orientalis)Observer
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It was flicking a little "lure" on its head. I caught it but it got stuck in my net. Took a photo, then untangled its barb. Swam around just fine and went on its merry way. :)
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Hawaiian Blood-spotted Swimming Crab (Portunus hawaiiensis)Observer
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Money Cowry (Monetaria moneta)Observer
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Heeia Pier at night during low tide.
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Polychaete Worms (Class Polychaeta)Observer
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Guessing it's a bobbit worm but I don't know for sure. Saw during low tide at Heeia Pier crawling around on the muddy sand flat. (It came out of a hole.) Maybe about 6 inches in length.
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Sculptured Slipper Lobster (Parribacus antarcticus)Observer
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Observed at night near Kualoa Beach Park
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Narrow-winged Katydid (Elimaea punctifera)Observer
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At night on window screen.
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Fragile Forktail (Ischnura posita)Observer
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Has an exclamation mark on thorax. Found on the ground crawling around. got tangled in some of our dogs' fur and dust. Was able to get most of it off and she (I think it's a female?) flew off.
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Sneaking Ants (Genus Cardiocondyla)Observer
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Tiny little red ants living in my fence. I think this one was removing one of the older ants from the colony.
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Albipes-group Pale-footed Ants (Complex Technomyrmex albipes)Observer
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Sticholotis ruficepsObserver
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Lady beetle? Or it could be a chrysomelid?
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Planthoppers (Infraorder Fulgoromorpha)Observer
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I have no idea. Small approx 1-2 mm. Probably a hemiptera.
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Awl Snails and Allies (Subfamily Subulininae)Observer
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3-4 mm shell. This one measured approx 3.5 mm. Another was 4 mm and some (juveniles?) were about 1-2 mm. On wooden fence and moving around in the rain.
