reptigoddes's Identifications
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What
American Giant Millipede Complex (Complex Narceus americanus)Observer
woodridgejeff
reptigoddes's ID:
American Giant Millipede Complex
(Complex Narceus americanus)
Added on December 19, 2019
Supporting
reptigoddes's ID:
American Giant Millipede Complex
(Complex Narceus americanus)
Added on December 19, 2019
Supporting
reptigoddes's ID:
American Giant Millipede Complex
(Complex Narceus americanus)
Added on December 19, 2019
Supporting
reptigoddes's ID:
Genus Photuris,
Added on June 7, 2018
Supporting
reptigoddes's ID:
Log Lurker
(Euryurus leachii)
Added on May 13, 2018
Leading
Photos / Sounds
What
American Giant Millipede Complex (Complex Narceus americanus)Observer
woodridgejeff
reptigoddes's ID:
American Giant Millipede
(Narceus americanus)
Added on May 7, 2018
Leading
reptigoddes's ID:
American Giant Millipede
(Narceus americanus)
Added on May 7, 2018
Leading
reptigoddes's ID:
Traveling Cherry Millipede
(Pleuroloma flavipes)
Added on May 7, 2018
Improving
reptigoddes's ID:
Genus Strigamia,
Added on April 14, 2018
Supporting
reptigoddes's ID:
Eastern Bark Centipede
(Hemiscolopendra marginata)
Added on April 12, 2018
Supporting
reptigoddes's ID:
Log Lurker
(Euryurus leachii)
Added on April 11, 2018
Leading
reptigoddes's ID:
Domestic Cat
(Felis catus)
Added on April 11, 2018
Supporting
reptigoddes's ID:
American Giant Millipede
(Narceus americanus)
Added on April 11, 2018
Leading
Photos / Sounds
What
House Centipede (Scutigera coleoptrata)Observer
theneedforpedeDescription
Very young house centipede, still had distinct "purple" tint. Extremely common in area.
reptigoddes's ID:
House Centipede
(Scutigera coleoptrata)
Added on April 11, 2018
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Photos / Sounds
What
Family LithobiidaeObserver
theneedforpedeDescription
Found under the bark of a rotting tree stump. Very uniform brown color. Found as it was getting dark so I took it inside to get better photos.
reptigoddes's ID:
Brown Centipede
(Lithobius forficatus)
Added on April 11, 2018
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What
Greenhouse Millipede (Oxidus gracilis)Observer
theneedforpedeDescription
Found on the trunk of a red oak after a heavy rain.
reptigoddes's ID:
Greenhouse Millipede
(Oxidus gracilis)
Added on April 11, 2018
Supporting
Photos / Sounds
What
Family LithobiidaeObserver
theneedforpedeDescription
Found in my livingroom, injured by my cat. Unusually large and red specimen, the ones I've found in WIsconsin were much more of a brown. Looked almost scarlet under the right lighting.
Final 2 photos show it in captivity because I decided to keep it and the lighting shows the color better, but it was a wild specimen.
reptigoddes's ID:
Brown Centipede
(Lithobius forficatus)
Added on April 11, 2018
Leading
reptigoddes's ID:
Crane-fly Orchid
(Tipularia discolor)
Added on March 17, 2018
Supporting
reptigoddes's ID:
Leafcup
(Polymnia canadensis)
Added on March 16, 2018
Improving
reptigoddes's ID:
Log Lurker
(Euryurus leachii)
Added on March 9, 2018
Improving
reptigoddes's ID:
Brown Centipede
(Lithobius forficatus)
Added on March 9, 2018
Leading
reptigoddes's ID:
Traveling Cherry Millipede
(Pleuroloma flavipes)
Added on March 8, 2018
Improving
reptigoddes's ID:
Traveling Cherry Millipede
(Pleuroloma flavipes)
Added on March 8, 2018
Improving
reptigoddes's ID:
Traveling Cherry Millipede
(Pleuroloma flavipes)
Added on March 8, 2018
Improving
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