lklucas's Identifications
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Observer
berkley6Description
Kinda looked like a daddy long leg but I couldn’t really tell. The alfalfa is in the back part of the picture. It was in the alfalfa field but there was also weeds where the spider was
lklucas's ID:
Harvestmen
(Order Opiliones)
Added on November 3, 2023
Improving
Photos / Sounds
What
Grasshoppers, Locusts, and Allies (Suborder Caelifera)Observer
jayheat02Description
I found a few bugs such as grasshoppers on and alfalfa field in a small town. The alfalfa field is cultivated and there were other bugs there i was not able to identify.
lklucas's ID:
Insects
(Class Insecta)
Added on November 3, 2023
Improving
lklucas's ID:
Earthworms
(Family Lumbricidae)
Added on November 3, 2023
Improving
lklucas's ID:
Flies
(Order Diptera)
Added on November 3, 2023
Improving
lklucas's ID:
Flies
(Order Diptera)
Added on October 21, 2023
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Harvestmen
(Order Opiliones)
Added on October 21, 2023
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Alfalfa Complex
(Complex Medicago sativa)
Added on October 19, 2023
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Aphids and Allies
(Infraorder Aphidomorpha)
Added on October 19, 2023
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Flies
(Order Diptera)
Added on October 4, 2023
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Harvestmen
(Order Opiliones)
Added on October 4, 2023
Leading
Photos / Sounds
What
Ladybirds (Family Coccinellidae)Observer
loripartridgeDescription
I was traveling through Hershey Nebraska. I saw a field of alfalfa that looked healthy with a lot of blossoms.
lklucas's ID:
Ladybirds
(Family Coccinellidae)
Added on July 18, 2023
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Lygus Bugs
(Genus Lygus)
Added on July 18, 2023
Improving
Photos / Sounds
What
Alfalfa Complex (Complex Medicago sativa)Observer
lashalanceDescription
Honey bee on an alfalfa plant.
lklucas's ID:
Western Honey Bee
(Apis mellifera)
Added on July 18, 2023
Maverick
lklucas's ID:
Western Honey Bee
(Apis mellifera)
Added on July 18, 2023
Improving
lklucas's ID:
Insects
(Class Insecta)
Added on October 26, 2022
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Harvestmen
(Order Opiliones)
Added on October 23, 2022
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Ladybirds
(Family Coccinellidae)
Added on October 8, 2022
Improving
Photos / Sounds
What
Winged and Once-winged Insects (Subclass Pterygota)Observer
courtneybyoungDescription
I went to the fields across from Mountain View Vet Clinic in North Logan. It had a small patch of Alfalfa. I saw one butterfly, a bunch of grasshoppers, and two honeybees.
lklucas's ID:
Clouded Yellows
(Genus Colias)
Added on September 9, 2022
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Dragonflies
(Suborder Anisoptera)
Added on September 6, 2022
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Beetles
(Order Coleoptera)
Added on July 17, 2022
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lklucas's ID:
Butterflies and Moths
(Order Lepidoptera)
Added on July 17, 2022
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lklucas's ID:
Ladybirds
(Family Coccinellidae)
Added on July 15, 2022
Improving
lklucas's ID:
Lygus Bugs
(Genus Lygus)
Added on June 21, 2022
Leading
Photos / Sounds
What
Short-horned Grasshoppers (Family Acrididae)Observer
maddiewitteDescription
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lklucas's ID:
Short-horned Grasshoppers
(Family Acrididae)
Added on June 21, 2022
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Say's Stink Bug
(Chlorochroa sayi)
Added on May 18, 2022
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Melissa Blue
(Plebejus melissa)
Added on November 2, 2021
Improving
lklucas's ID:
Typical Leafhoppers
(Family Cicadellidae)
Added on November 2, 2021
Supporting
lklucas's ID:
7-spot Ladybird
(Coccinella septempunctata)
Added on November 2, 2021
Supporting
lklucas's ID:
Lygus Bugs
(Genus Lygus)
Added on October 31, 2021
Leading
lklucas's ID:
Western Honey Bee
(Apis mellifera)
Added on October 31, 2021
Improving
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