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joseba45Description
Recolectada en hojas de eucalipto por Miguel Angel Delgado
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Pezizas, Desert Truffles, and Allies (Family Pezizaceae)Observer
riverahlquist
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Aniseed Funnel (Collybia odora)Observer
amanithorDescription
With Rosecomb mutation
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Fairy Sparklers (Xylaria tentaculata)Observer
eraskinDescription
Tiny tree-like fungus(?) growing out of leaf litter. There were several in the same area - photos 4 & 5 show other individuals. Main individual is approximately 2cm wide, 3-4cm tall.
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Pixie Cup and Reindeer Lichens (Genus Cladonia)Observer
michaela_fitzgeraldDescription
Lichen on a wooden fence post
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Genus DacrymycesObserver
spookyjillDescription
i think this is witch’s butter but i can’t say for sure haha
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Brazilian Rainforest Cicada (Guyalna chlorogena)Observer
siddantasDescription
At work!
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Green Broadbill (Calyptomena viridis)Observer
honeyroll_ahmad_sahPlace
Missing Location
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American Fly Agaric (Amanita muscaria ssp. flavivolvata)Observer
elephantmomDescription
First time it's appeared in our neighborhood
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Swollen Restio Beetles (Genus Pseudorupilia)Observer
jeltje2Description
smart
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Wax Scales (Genus Ceroplastes)Observer
fayearcaro1Description
On Native Frangipani
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Stentor (Genus Stentor)Observer
jmoleDescription
Thousands swimming about near the water surface
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Genus TrypodendronObserver
drkilmerDescription
(Trypodendron sp.) Indian Springs WMA, Kuhns Ridge Road, Washington County, Maryland. March 10, 2021. At UV light. About 4mm in length.
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Thin Snake Millipedes (Family Blaniulidae)Observer
rmrossDescription
was inside the quill of a feather on the ground
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Palmetto Weevil (Rhynchophorus cruentatus)Observer
eickwortDescription
They've been cutting out the cabbage palms in the longleaf understory of this natural area, so these guys are easy to find on the stumps whenever it's warm enough outside.
