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Florida Ivory Millipede (Chicobolus spinigerus)Observer
rortizwildbotanistDescription
Deep Creek Trail
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Florida Ivory Millipede (Chicobolus spinigerus)Observer
ablaurockDescription
Dozens on a boardwalk
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Great Barracuda (Sphyraena barracuda)Observer
obnoxious_ospreyDescription
there's a few little ones out in the bay
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thirty_legsDescription
small UV-fluorescent spirobolid. photos are of captive specimens, but date is accurate to when I found the founding population. they have since disappeared from that location and I have not found more in 2023 or 2024.
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Toothpetal False Reinorchid (Habenaria floribunda)Observer
carol418Description
Floribunda
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Genus NeoblattellaObserver
bennypooDescription
2 specimens found, believed to be the same cockroach species, on 2 different species of mushroom.
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Queensland-Hemp (Sida rhombifolia)Observer
kevinemetcalfDescription
ID is best guess - corrections welcomed
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Pink Sundew (Drosera capillaris)Observer
invictaDescription
Introgressed hybrid between Drosera capillaris and Drosera intermedia (backcrossing with D. capillaris). What many refer to as D. capillaris “long-arm” is thought to be this introgressed hybrid.
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American Giant Millipede Complex (Complex Narceus americanus)Observer
jdsommer
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Grizzled Mantis (Gonatista grisea)Observer
djlavorDescription
The geographic range, color, size and wide abdomen might suggest S. carolina but I'm not certain. Any ID help is appreciated. The corresponding observation for the Great Crested Flycatcher is here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/41802051
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Woodruff's Giant Millipede (Narceus woodruffi)Observer
hannamaeDescription
Found under a wood plank I flipped
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Eastern Muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus ssp. zibethicus)Observer
dongminsungDescription
Confirm?
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American Giant Millipede Complex (Complex Narceus americanus)Observer
ashleedtroy
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American Giant Millipede Complex (Complex Narceus americanus)Observer
floridensis
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American Giant Millipede Complex (Complex Narceus americanus)Observer
lewisschool
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American Giant Millipede Complex (Complex Narceus americanus)Observer
alan_rockefeller
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American Giant Millipede Complex (Complex Narceus americanus)Observer
kaylynpearce
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Rhinotus purpureusObserver
elesulkvDescription
Very small millipede, ~0.5-1.0 cm long
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Round-backed Millipedes (Superorder Juliformia)Observer
sloan_d_025Description
Dark brown body with light brown lines running down entire body. Has a lot of legs. Found moving around by wet area in forest.
References
https://www.terminix.com/blog/bug-facts/interesting-facts-about-millipedes/
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Smokey Oak Millipede (Narceus gordanus)Observer
floridensisDescription
A REQUEST:
When recommending an identification, please adhere to current standards of taxonomy as deployed by iNaturalist at this time — as opposed to identifying and classifying organisms based on personal beliefs about what taxonomy can, should, or of right ought to be in opposition to iNaturalist’s current taxonomy. Comments noting such taxonomic disagreements, however, are welcomed and encouraged. I prefer my observations to be inline with current taxonomic standards as deployed by iNaturalist (as opposed to my personal beliefs) so that this and other observations are readily accessible to iNaturalist users with greater efficiency and usability. Thanks!
If you have any questions regarding this observation, feel free to contact me or leave a comment below!
Janson Jones,
http://floridensis.com.
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Bumblebee Millipede (Anadenobolus monilicornis)Observer
jacknewmanDescription
I am nearly positive that this is a bumblebee millipede, but I can’t explain its coloration any way besides albinism or something like it, wich I know is very rare in arthropods. Any other ideas?
