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Boreal Pine Looper Moth Nepytia pellucidariaObserver
edporopatDescription
Slightly larger than most N. canosaria, more even gray overall with less contrast, and gray setae between eyes.
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Hornless Oakworm Moth Anisota finlaysoniObserver
ericgilesDescription
Note gray reniform spot
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Yellow-pine Chipmunk Neotamias amoenusObserver
johndreynoldsDescription
Skagit Valley PP, BC
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Red-tailed Hawk Buteo jamaicensisObserver
odrogDescription
Leucism influenced colour (or lack thereof) ID'd by multiple local birders
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Purple Fairy Moth Adela purpureaObserver
edporopatDescription
With thanks to CS for the tip on how to find these guys!
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Giant Stag Beetle Lucanus elaphusObserver
jcabbottDescription
Giant Stag Beetle, Elk Stag Beetle (Lucanus elaphus) male
UNITED STATES: Alabama, Tuscaloosa Co.
Loop Rd., Tuscaloosa
5.Jul.2019
John C. Abbott JCA#3199
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Round-headed Bush Clover Lespedeza capitataObserver
donaldasutherlandDescription
Two plants in gravel of hydro access road on east side of trail.
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Block Island Meadow Vole Microtus pennsylvanicus ssp. provectusObserver
blocky
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Bronze Copper Lycaena hyllusObserver
susanblayneyDescription
Bronze Copper male
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Meadow Jumping Mouse Zapus hudsoniusObserver
gwynethgoversDescription
Captured as part of permitted study. Released unharmed after measurements taken
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Eastern Subterranean Termite Reticulitermes flavipesObserver
christopherhampson
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Genus OcrepeiraObserver
sneak-eDescription
I believe this is a juvenile Ocrepeira. I found an adult a few months later, in October, near same area. Eyes and pedipalps line up imo.
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Great Tiger Moth Arctia cajaObserver
basilconlinDescription
note the wicked wing coupling mechanism in the third photo
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Finned-willow Prominent Moth Notodonta scitipennisObserver
dbreeDescription
Petroglyphs Provincial Park
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Nemophora bellelaObserver
seanblaneyDescription
May be the first record of this species east of Quebec based on 2015 Wild Species of Canada report.
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Melsheimer's Sack Bearer Cicinnus melsheimeriObserver
abendallDescription
Pinery PP
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Black-throated Sparrow Amphispiza bilineataObserver
colindjonesDescription
Found earlier in the day by Tim Logan.
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Pitcher Plant Borer Moth Papaipema appassionataObserver
nbdragonflyguyDescription
@stubirdnb Any thoughts on this nicely-marked individual? Am I in the right Genus, at least?
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Hermit Sphinx Lintneria eremitusObserver
neoarctiaDescription
On American Bugleweed
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Hornless Oakworm Moth Anisota finlaysoniObserver
mouswillDescription
Crawling along a sandy trail, on the lookout bluff trail.
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Scarlet-winged Lichen Moth Hypoprepia miniataObserver
dbreeDescription
Petroglyphs Prov. Park
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Wrinkle-faced Bat Centurio senexObserver
federicostarricensePlace
Carretera a Reserva de Monteverde, Provincia de Puntarenas, Monteverde, Costa Rica (Google, OSM)Description
Red de niebla en el jardín junto a la calle.
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Spruce Grouse Falcipennis canadensisObserver
tarthurDescription
Adult Female Spruce Grouse with at least 1 Juvenile.
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Common Hedgehog Erinaceus europaeusObserver
jasondombroskieDescription
Trust me it's there, I saw it run.
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Canadian Petrophila Moth Petrophila canadensisObserver
scottgibsonDescription
at a loss on this one...thoughts?
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Maple Trumpet Skeletonizer Moth Catastega aceriellaObserver
dbeadleDescription
Maple Trumpet Skeletonizer Moth. Photographed in Toronto (High Park), Ontario on 7 June 2018.
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Silver-spotted Ghost Moth Sthenopis argenteomaculatusObserver
mikeburrellDescription
At mercury vapor light.
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Genus TrichodermaObserver
macmarzoDescription
Created by Matthew Hill who left pasta sauce out for way too long. Between this and stabbing me in the back he is by far the worst possible housemate and a god awful human being to boost
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Skullcap Skeletonizer Moth Prochoreutis inflatellaObserver
dbeadleDescription
Skullcap Skeletonizer. Photographed at Portage Lake in August 2012. Totally brilliant! However, I was lucky to get any photos of this fidgety customer as it would rapidly hop from one place to another - it was all very tense for a while!
