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Pharaoh Cicada (Magicicada septendecim)Observer
eevoi7Description
Biege-colored eye mutation, handed off to @onokatydidnt for everyone who attended the guided tour to see :)
Thank you again Katie for the wonderful magicicada presentation and hike.
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Decula 17-year Cicada (Magicicada septendecula)Observer
oliviarosalineDescription
Alive but very weak. Prominent thin orange bands in person. Brood XIII
https://cicadas.uconn.edu/broods/
If you zoom in on this park using this interactive map, you will see that Brood XIII 17 year cicadas emerged here.
https://cicadas.uconn.edu/brood_19/
Now if you zoom in on this park on this interactive map, you'll see red X's which indicate they looked for brood XIX 13 year Cicadas, but could not find any.
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Neotredecim Periodical Cicada (Magicicada neotredecim)Observer
jackinthepulpit34Description
He alters his song as he approaches and interacts at this female. He climbed on top of her towards the end of this recording
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Decula 17-year Cicada (Magicicada septendecula)Observer
thecicadadudeDescription
decula in brood 13?
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Riley's 13-Year Cicada (Magicicada tredecim)Observer
boabernethyDescription
Brood XIX. I saw hundreds, mostly exuviae, but many flying or perching, and heard thousands. Oddly, the singing canceled out my chronic tinnitus, although it didn't sound like my tinnitus.
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Cassin's 13-Year Cicada (Magicicada tredecassini)Observer
nick_nv04Description
A beautiful grey-eyed female collected last night as a nymph! I've been searching for any showing signs of unusual coloration and hope to locate more tonight.
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Beaverpond Baskettail (Epitheca canis)Observer
gemlinDescription
Observation faite dans le cadre de l’Initiative pour un atlas des libellules du Québec.
Observation made under the Initiative for a Quebec Dragonfly Survey.
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Slender Baskettail (Epitheca costalis)Observer
joseph92Description
Dark-winged form
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Uhler's Sundragon (Helocordulia uhleri)Observer
nbdragonflyguyDescription
Several seen in the area, both on the brook and along the trail nearby. This one posed nicely for a dorsal shot. Not fully mature, as the eyes still need to become green.
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Duckweed Firetail (Telebasis byersi)Observer
royaltylerDescription
Damselflies by the bridge
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Lyconotus lateralisObserver
willkuhnDescription
The "top" beetle. Strange interaction: a Lyconotus lateralis male apparently attempting to mate with a Photinus pyralis female on a common milkweed flower cluster
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Genus CalopteronObserver
andreimothDescription
Mass emergence from pupae aggregation on grapefruit tree
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Genus CalopteronObserver
edgarsalmeronbarreraDescription
Parasitado por larvas ectoparásitas de ácaros.
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Genus CalopteronObserver
greensceneryDescription
This is a really large larva or female.
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California Night-stalking Tiger Beetle (Omus californicus)Observer
kuedaDescription
Dead, infected with a fungus. See http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/5432337
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End Band Net-winged Beetle (Calopteron terminale)Observer
nealkelsoDescription
(Larva)
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Coastal Tiger Beetle (Ellipsoptera hamata)Observer
j_applegetDescription
Is this an unmarked Margined TB? everything else was a clearly marked
Salt marsh habitat
corrections please
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carolberneyDescription
I think he is Placopterus thoracicus and she is Enoclerus rosmarus....
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Atlantic Tarpon (Megalops atlanticus)Observer
shannonbuttimerDescription
huge fish under a dock
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tyson_ehlersDescription
Found on well rotted Populus trichocarpa log infected with various fungi in riparian forest.
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Omus sequoiarumObserver
willc-tDescription
Omus sequoiarum
det. Dennis Haines 2014
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Riley's 13-Year Cicada (Magicicada tredecim)Observer
bradmoonDescription
Periodical cicada being eaten by a Gray Petaltail. This cicada looks like either Magicicada tredecim or M. neotredecim, both of which have an area of orange coloring between the eye and the wing (second photo) and an almost entirely orange abdomen (third photo). It was part of Brood XXIII (23), which included Magicicada tredecim, M. neotredecim, M. tredecassini, & M. tredecula.
