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Genus MisumenopsObserver
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Sobre hojas de Passiflora caerulea (ornamental)
On the leaves of Passiflora caerulea (ornamental)
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Thin Snake Millipedes (Family Blaniulidae)Observer
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Encontrado bajo un macetero
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Typical Stone Centipedes (Genus Lithobius)Observer
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Encontrado bajo un macetero cerca de varios isópodos terrestres. Longitud: 3 cm
Found under a flower pot along with several terrestrial isopods. Length: 3 cm
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Neotropical Land Planarians (Subfamily Geoplaninae)Observer
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Encontrada bajo un macetero. Aprox. 15 cm longitud
Found under a flower pot. Roughly 15 cm long.
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Rhyephenes gayiObserver
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Dorsal view shows the elytral tubercules and non-globose pronotum, which distinguish it from R. humeralis.
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Genus PutoObserver
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Male giant mealybug (Puto sp.) flying around a small garden.
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Genus AspisomaObserver
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Male specimen, attracted to bedroom lamp.
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Genus HelobdellaObserver
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Sexually mature individual found among sediment samples.
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Northern Warrior Wasp (Synoeca septentrionalis)Observer
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Resting on top of a half-knoecked-over nest. Not aggressive if approached slowly and the nest was not disturbed.
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Cannonball Tree (Couroupita guianensis)Observer
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Couroupita guianensis in bloom. Visited by several species of bees.
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A very shiny, colorful beetle. If manipulated roughly, the scales would come off.
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Genus StolasObserver
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A tortoise beetle, genus Stolas, seen on the underside of a leaf, roughly 1 m off the ground.
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Ithomia iphianassaObserver
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A male Ithomia iphianassa feeding on Vernonia gracilis
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Lace Bugs (Family Tingidae)Observer
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Groups of 4-5 adults were seen on the adaxial side of the leaves of a bush. Measures 4 mm from vertex to wing tip. Slow moving, not too active.
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Genus CyphomyiaObserver
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Female soldier fly, genus Cyphomyia. Sitting still on a wall under a white light.
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Neotropical Darners (Genus Rhionaeschna)Observer
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Resting Rhionaeschna. Usually flying slowly at 3-4 m above ground.
There are two possible species this could be: R. cornigera or R. psilus. Unfortunately, I have no other images and from this angle it's not possible to determine (comment by Dr. Jürg Demarmels)
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Hoatzin (Opisthocomus hoazin)Observer
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A resting hoatzin. There was a large group of them, all of them loud and shy. They wouldn't let me get closer than 8-10 meters.
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Audubon's Multicolored Lizard (Polychrus auduboni)Observer
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A recently molted Polychrus marmoratus basking on the side of a trail.
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Siseme pallasObserver
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A group of Siseme pallas puddling on the edge of a creek. When disturbed, they flew away and came back in under a minute.
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Nicrophorus didymusObserver
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Feeding on what remained of a half opened can of tuna. There were at least 6 different beetles in the can.
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Observer
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Large timber fly seen at night around a light. The lens cap has a diameter of 6 cm. Species determined using FC Val's "Systematics and Evolution of the Pantophthalmidae", 1976
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Buyda phthisicaObserver
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Attracted to light trap. Stayed for roughly 75 minutes.
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Megistopoda proximaObserver
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Ventral view of Megistopoda proxima, collected on a Sturnira bat. Identified using the key in "The Streblid batflies of Venezuela" (RL Wenzel, 1976)
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Megistopoda proximaObserver
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Dorsal view of Megistopoda proxima, collected on a Sturnira bat. Identified using the key in "The Streblid batflies of Venezuela" (RL Wenzel, 1976)